jackcarlson
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8$75 cents :blush: :blush: an hour here
so your telling me ya didnt reglass the damage right ””well what happend is the water got in the backside of the repairs an came out thru the top of the poly putty grind it all out an reglass it witch is water proof an then finish it with ur poly an ya wont have a problem ya could even just duraglass it then do ur fill hope this makes sense an helps 😉
how big of blisters??
or ya could tell the customer that there so special that ya decided ta pull a custom job on it that ya learned on dream car garage :lol1 :lol1 :lol1 :lol1
well just try an let the first light coat breathe a lil b4 ya hammer it also i back up a lil on the first one some… i just wanna let the met an the clear ta get a chance ta know one another then its hammer time :woohoo:
hmmmm i sorta wonderd 2 but now thaqt ya bring it up i think ya might be right
well ya i have… if ya go a lil easy on the first coat of clear then double back on it it will keep the solvents from streaking it ya just wanna enuff ta lock it all down kinda like a half coat followed by a full coat also make sure an not heal ur gun hope this helps 😉
[b]dturcotte wrote:[/b]
[quote]:blush: I was always taught that drop/control/orientation coat were the same :unsure:. I’ve always referred to the clear base foundation as a wetbed. Someone needs to regulate all this lingo, us tradesmen are out of control :silly:[/quote]
your right on the money 😉 :rock[b]AAE wrote:[/b]
[quote]Have you guys that use Diamont experienced any problems with this color? If I use the MPV1 formula, it comes out too dark even though it says it’s lighter than the standard. I have been using the MPV2 formula and it is much better. What is strange is that all of the formulas except for the MPV1 contain CB64L. The MPV1 has no CB’s. That just seems strange to me. Any thoughts?Thanks,
Kent[/quote]
it may be lighter on the face but not the sidetone alway get your sidetone right an the face will take care of itself even if its a ways off alway check your colors at a 45 degree angle for the sidetone before ya start spraying an it will solve alot of those checkerboard blends 😉try turning the fluid in on the gun an increasing ur distance about another 2 inches with a lil more air pressure thin is is when it comes ta met basecoats
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stunning looking job on that 😉 bet your freind is thrilled :cheers
nice job 😉 did you guys install the doors an do the other work to or just paint it???
wow thats simply amazing dag :blink: i aint even gonna guess what they charged :clappy
you could just use photobucket to thats what i usually do 😉