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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 32
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I started painting one wheel the other day with pretty much the same products, but I skipped scuffing up the wheels with steel wool/sandpaper. I noticed that a lot of the paint was not sticking, and when it did stick the finish felt gritty and unsmoothe. Also, I noticed that even after it dried, a lot of the gritty parts would flake off. The humidity outside was pretty outrageous so that may have been a big factor, but I take it scuffing it up the wheels is a pretty major step?
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Hempstead NY
Age: 25
Posts: 31,512
Brian
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id suggest letting them cure in the sun for a few hours atleast... unless u have a big oven and really cool mother lol |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: College Park
Age: 24
Posts: 1,416
Carlos
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what im curious to know is.... do you have to use duplicolor auto paint, or any auto paint for that matter?
I was thinking about going a really odd color that they dont make for autos. |
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