Don Wedor
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Thanks for the quick reply. Do you happen to know how much he used? According to my pricelist it only come in quarts not a big deal just want to get the quote as close as I can.
Thank you again
There are actual masking vinyls you can use instead of plain calandered vinyl you have posted. Even though its been a week since you asked i hope all went well. Oracal does make paint masking film like 8010 or something i would have to look it up to be sure.
Ok the masking vinyl is as follows
Oracal 810 is for conformable needs
811 is for flat smooth and rigid substrates
813 if for use with waterborne paint on smooth flat and rigid substratesYou can also use Gerber mask
well you could tell the INS peeps to take it to lotus to have it fixed if your price is to high lol
http://www.refinishnetwork.com/component/kunena/7-paint-and-refinish/24259-rps?limitstart=0
also as far as I know the Norton Cups are just Relabled Gerson Cups
In PPG Envirobase it has a limited use toner called Tropic Sunrise , on the other hand In PPG Global it just uses normal toners
I also have a Sartorius Scale but mine is a .1g
:huh: Well Ain’t that some shit. I bet this would be a good thing to get into a lot of kids love the matte look nowadays and its cheap its not permanent and appears to come off err peel very easy when you want to remove it.
if I was to do this I would not use the hand held sprayer but more of a professional airless sprayer would be much faster and probably a nicer finish.
well off to remove all the PPG stuff I got
……packs up the envirobase……..packs up the Concept…………packs up the DBC………..
Unboxes 5 gallon jugs of the 10 colors plasti dip comes in ……. sets up shop in driveway……
pff no need for all this masking crap anymore hahahanow I just need plasti dip mixing formulas and a plasti dip variant deck…….. :whistle:
I gonna have to agree with Ben use some touch up paint and forget about it
A. The first scratch is the hardest to deal with but now that it has happened (because there is always a first scratch) you don’t have to let it bother you.
B. If it happens again are you really going to take it in and have it fixed for every scratch you get?
C. To buy all the tools to do this job yourself would cost $1000 plus (depending on the quality of the tools you buy) and if you take it to a shop most good shops have top of the line tools already,and have fixed more bumper covers than you or I will know.
also yes you would have to sand the whole bumper to blend / reclear it. that is the proper way.
oh and welcome to the site! we are glad to have ya!
I myself have just started to do this as well I have a Mack 000 Small brush and was looking at getting a Kafka from Coast airbrush.
not to take anything away from this site but a lot of info on Kustom Kulture Lounge
Well good job but usually Etching Primer is for Bare metal applications. You should of used an Adhesion Promoter like bulldog.
hopefully it holds up for ya
keep us posted!
It can be mixed in PPG Envirobase as well PPG Code 33280 – SILVER, SILVER POLY
I think you made a wise choice :weights
Sweet looks great you know for a beater haha.
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