Painting my engine cover! Not to be confused with Franks lol
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Justin it would look better if you wet sand it 1st. It will be Nice & Smooth. Then clear it. And you could wet sand the clear also. For that wet look shine. Did it on Motorcycles. Well worth the Effort BELEIVE ME 
aND IF YOUR GOING TO BUFF IT OUT. BE CAREFUL AROUND THE EDGES AND AROUND THE 3800. Cause that will tear up your pad. But I think you know all this already. Just trying to lend a hand.
aND IF YOUR GOING TO BUFF IT OUT. BE CAREFUL AROUND THE EDGES AND AROUND THE 3800. Cause that will tear up your pad. But I think you know all this already. Just trying to lend a hand.
Last edited by Ricks 2006 SS; Apr 11, 2012 at 09:55 AM.
Finially getting some clear on it... No rain today and was warm enough...
62* and 70% humidity! Finially within painting temps!
62* and 70% humidity! Finially within painting temps!
In my Sig? That's Amy getting jack into the intrigue, I hadn't owned the care more than 10 min at that point! It was taken right before I drove it off the lot
My friend does alot of fiberglass work. He said there is something you can add to the paint to make it more flexible and resist cracking and flaking under stress. Flex something cant remember what he called it.
Monte Of The Month -- June 2012
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I've heard of that, but that must mean you can only use it if you are spraying it out of a gun. How would you add that to a rattle can?