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Old Jun 10, 2014 | 05:30 PM
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Default Re: Fixing chips in the paint

John My wife;s Mustang is metallic gunmetal gray,, and you can not see or find where the chips were. jim
Well that's good. The metallic in the colour usually settles in the paint making it look darkerJohn My wife;s Mustang is metallic gunmetal gray,, and you can not see or find where the chips were. jimrayed when not. It also tends to streak when brushed, making it a little more visible. And you didn't mention him putting a clear over it. If the colour is single stage, no problem. If it's two-stage base clear, then the clear acts as a protectant for the colour. Most of today's base coats are water borne, making a clear over top essential to preserve the colour. The purpose of the razor blade is to eliminate the hih spots. Block sanding accomplishes the same thing. But I don't do this for a living or anything and you got good results. Can't argue with that.
 
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