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Bubbles in the Clearcoat
01-18-2006, 18:47
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Bubbles in the Clearcoat
If you touch up the clear coat, purchase a clear coat for cured
finish. Most clear coat products must be applied within a fixed
period of time after the color coat. If the colorcoat is not harmed
re clearcoating is unnoticed. The color coat under the clear coat
usually does not have a shine. The clear coat adds the shine and
protect the colorcoat. The best advice in auto finish work is to
read the label and use all the preprep products the Paintsystem
instructions demand.
Gregory O'Connor
94pt40 Romoland CA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "awesome_bird"
wrote:
>
> 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
>
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Bubbles in the Clearcoat - awesome_bird - 01-16-2006, 15:00
Bubbles in the Clearcoat - Fred Hulse - 01-16-2006, 15:20
Bubbles in the Clearcoat - John Suter - 01-17-2006, 07:58
Bubbles in the Clearcoat - Fred Hulse - 01-17-2006, 13:41
Bubbles in the Clearcoat - Gregory OConnor - 01-18-2006 18:47



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