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Looking excellent as ever Nick! What's that Stat-Gun do, some sort of static charge to help the paint stick??
Also, I know all about the marks in the paint from bagging a wet car, I had to store mine outside when I was buildng it, and think the car cover trapped moisture against the fresh paint. How can I get rid of the marks, normal claying/polishing hasn't done anything!
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Originally Posted by Geordie-Chris
Hey Chris, The stat gun basically charges the surface you point it at and helps deter dust or anything such like giving you hopefully a flawless finish. It sounds like you may have the marks Ive been talking about... In short they are a nitemare to get rid of! But gently flatting the surface with say 2000 wet/dry and then using a machine polisher with an abrasive polish will get rid of them permanantly. Im sure Craig may be able to help you with it or if your ever in my neck of the woods let me know... I may be able to sort it for you. :)
Nick.
I found th only way of getting rid of the watermarks with to flat and polish them out....
Dude the insides look funking fantastic. Very very nice work!
Never seen a statgun before...
awsome.
looks very very nice
Very impressed Nick :)
Suprised you left the seats and cage in though :eek:
Just when I thought this car couldn't get any better.... It does. Your constantly making me think I real need to step things up a bit
Thanks fella....... To be honest for a little extra time masking up there was no need to remove the cage or seats as I felt I could still do a good job with them in. If Id have felt I couldnt they would have been out. Trust me If you didnt know Id left them in you wouldnt be able to tell. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hybridturbo
Matt.... cheers fella.
Big Man... cheers.
Benn... You've never lived!!! lol
Graeme... cheers.
nick i wish i was neer you as i would get you to spray my shell
ace job
Spot on matey.... super shiney, can't wait to see pics of it properly unmasked!!!!!
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