Overspray clear coat & dull area
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Thinners won’t hurt well cured (and properly applied) paint. If you car hasn’t been painted lately that should be fine.
I’ll try, is there any recommended type of thinner or brand?
No hasn’t painted except the touching up I did. The pain is original.
Not really, any one should work. A slower (high temp) reducer would work the best.
Thank you jimmo & all for your help.
Here are new clear images for reference and for sharing.
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By the way, I found a thinner from this brand (spies hecker), is it ok?
yup, that should be fine.
almost looks by the pictures that your dealing with lifting (not sticking to the base color) factory clear. :unsure:
[code]almost looks by the pictures that your dealing with lifting (not sticking to the base color) factory clear[/code]
– What do you mean Stone exactly?
– Can I use the thinner now or not?thinners won’t hurt the factory clear but may soften the factory basecoat if the clear has come off.
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