the_big_1
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posted on 24/6/20 at 05:38 PM |
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Paint Gelcote???
hi Guys,
Is it possible to spray paint gel cote?
My panels gel cote is so thin, repairs are not possible. As soon as I touched it with wet and dry it changes to a lower colour.
I think I will need the nose and a side panel painted.
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40inches
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posted on 24/6/20 at 07:14 PM |
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A good clean with acetone, sand with 120 grit, tack cloth, 2 coats etch primer, 3 coats top coat, and if you want 2 coats of clear
The system I used with rattle cans changing all the blue parts to black. No need to sand between coats if you wait about 30mins between each coat.
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[Edited on 24-6-20 by 40inches]
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the_big_1
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posted on 24/6/20 at 07:25 PM |
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Will speak to my local body shop guy for the painting, tried and failed to many times painting lol
The prep I can do lol
Also a local company do wrapping to RAL colours and can match the colour. Wrap the nose and a side panel?
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40inches
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posted on 24/6/20 at 09:55 PM |
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quote: Originally posted by the_big_1
Will speak to my local body shop guy for the painting, tried and failed to many times painting lol
The prep I can do lol
Also a local company do wrapping to RAL colours and can match the colour. Wrap the nose and a side panel?
Why not?
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the_big_1
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posted on 24/6/20 at 09:57 PM |
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Will see what they say. Its the nose and right panel. If they can wrap it and its a perfect match all good, If not, a body shop paint of the two
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