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Well since the jackass I showed the Civic to had no cash I guess I will be giving the roll on job a try. I have the paint, what type of primer should I get?
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Pham Nuwen posted:One of the guys on the MG forum had good results with rattlecan primer. Sweet, rattlecan primer is cheap! I think all I need for prep is some more tape and some scotch pads to rough up the surface.
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Feb 10, 2015 00:33
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Awesome dude! I'll be doing a round of touch up on the Civic tomorrow, life and weather got in the way so sanding will probably be a huge bitch now.
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Apr 12, 2015 03:21
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Tashan Dorrsett posted:So is there any reasonably decent worthwhile way to repair clearcoat? Dad's car had a clearcoat bubble that he neglected and it's now pretty much consumed the entire C-pillar. If it's not a horribly daunting task I'd like to attempt to contain the car cancer. My MS6 has a spot about the size of a a coffee cup where the clear was badly damaged and three places told me they'd have to repaint the whole hood.
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Apr 26, 2015 00:08
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Cakefool posted:If you care what it looks like you'll need to repaint the whole panel. Otherwise? Go nuts with a light sanding and spray cans of clear coat. I've seen some pretty amazing blending jobs, I just didn't see the need to repaint the entire thing.
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