Bubbles in the Clearcoat
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01-17-2006, 07:58
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Bubbles in the Clearcoat
Hi,
It has been my experience that the clear coat will eventually bubble and peel in many areas. You can stop the irregular shape peeling by "scribing" a more square/rectangular shape area with a sharp hobby knife, being careful not to get into the paint below the top clearcoat paint. Next, "3000 or higher-grit," wet sandpaper (NAPA) or automotive rubbing compound or dry cornstarch gently rubbed with a soft cloth will take off the old. Don't even think of less than 3000 grit as it will scratch the paint below. NAPA sells two types of pre-mixed clear coat, one in a spray can and the other in a fingernail-polish-style bottle with brush applicator for small touch-up spots. Be sure to remove all wax before applying either. John Suter --- awesome_bird > Hello everyone. Ralph is inspecting a coach for us > and reports that > the clearcoat is peeling. Is this a major repair? > How is clearcoat > touched up or can it be "patched"? > > Look forward to all of your stories, experiences, > and great ideas! > Thanks ahead. > > Pen Sand & Jim O'Connor > '83 PT35 > Benson AZ > > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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Bubbles in the Clearcoat - awesome_bird - 01-16-2006, 15:00
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