Painting Interior...... AGAIN!
08-08-2006, 03:01 AM
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08-08-2006, 01:17 PM
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The link for http://www.atlantamustangclub.com/de...NewsItemID=326 says to NOT clear coat interior panels right at the bottom of the article. Any thoughts on that, as it disagrees with a majority of the posts in this thread?
08-08-2006, 01:23 PM
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ORIGINAL: rmodel65
did u use silicone wax and grease remover? u must use that before u ever sand! the link is backwards on the prep procedure. wash with a good grease cutting soap like dawn etc. then wash it again again, and again! then wax and greaser it! wipe on with one rag then wipe dry with another do this a million times!!!!!!!!!!!!! if not u sanded contaminents into the plastic and they will be inthe sanding scratches and it will have a hard time sticking! also u can buy flat clear from an autobody store alot of the hot rodders use it on there street rods for the vintage flat look but with the durability of a 2 stage modern system
did u use silicone wax and grease remover? u must use that before u ever sand! the link is backwards on the prep procedure. wash with a good grease cutting soap like dawn etc. then wash it again again, and again! then wax and greaser it! wipe on with one rag then wipe dry with another do this a million times!!!!!!!!!!!!! if not u sanded contaminents into the plastic and they will be inthe sanding scratches and it will have a hard time sticking! also u can buy flat clear from an autobody store alot of the hot rodders use it on there street rods for the vintage flat look but with the durability of a 2 stage modern system
It was perfect and never wore off and didn't scratch off.
- Jeff
08-08-2006, 01:35 PM
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Well, I painted it last night and the lighting was wierd and it got messed up. You can see some spots I painted too much and some spots I didnt paint enough. Its pretty damn hard to paint a already black panel black lol
08-08-2006, 03:13 PM
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Its not the paint that Im using its just that I messed it up last night and I really dont even like the way it looks now because its been sanded down so many times.... its almost smooth.
08-08-2006, 03:57 PM
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ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
Well, I painted it last night and the lighting was wierd and it got messed up. You can see some spots I painted too much and some spots I didnt paint enough. Its pretty damn hard to paint a already black panel black lol
Well, I painted it last night and the lighting was wierd and it got messed up. You can see some spots I painted too much and some spots I didnt paint enough. Its pretty damn hard to paint a already black panel black lol
- Jeff
08-08-2006, 10:48 PM
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Its not the paint that Im using its just that I messed it up last night and I really dont even like the way it looks now because its been sanded down so many times.... its almost smooth.
Its not the paint that Im using its just that I messed it up last night and I really dont even like the way it looks now because its been sanded down so many times.... its almost smooth.
08-08-2006, 11:19 PM
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ORIGINAL: rmodel65
spray some more paint on it and let it get soft but not dry and press a towel in it it will give a grain apperance
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
Its not the paint that Im using its just that I messed it up last night and I really dont even like the way it looks now because its been sanded down so many times.... its almost smooth.
Its not the paint that Im using its just that I messed it up last night and I really dont even like the way it looks now because its been sanded down so many times.... its almost smooth.
08-09-2006, 12:32 AM
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also u could buy some peeler and spray that on the parts but u gotta clean the area afterwards with water(basically aircraft stripper in an aresol can) not supposed to harm primer though used for stripping bumper cover etc.
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