SHEDJIM
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Tis good stuff that.
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Thanks fanatic, just had a look and seems very good, I take it then I should wet and dry p1500 then use the paste followed by polish.
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No it's not fookin delux!!! It's that red floor paint for garages and land rover associated components
Seriously though, the paint is canned, seal grey (I can't remember what type off the top of me head but it does require laqour) I'm doing it outside walm temp little to no wind at all. Oh and no tac rag but was well blew then wiped free of dust. Somone has also said to me today that I may have been too close with the can...
I sprayed my rear door after a rough rubbing down just to tidy it up... I used grey etch primer then like you a can of paint and 10 copies of the Daily Mirror. I got the same finish as you...... I mentioned it to the paint guy and he reckons its most likely the warm weather was to blame. Best done on a cool cloudy day if outside.... I did mime in the sun 80f:doh:. Fook it... it looks okay from 2 yards... a man on a galloping horse would never notice! I may do it better next time but for now its fine
SHEDJIM
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Well mine looks great close up or away but there is no shine whatsoever just dull and rough. I was trying to do it better first time! Can't afford can after can of paint, I think I'm keeping the sandpaper company in business.
Ial make a few purchases and av a go and see how much more of a cock up I can make!
yes work the panel, watch the edges as thinner
Fookin hell! No wonder why I've been told to fook off when I've asked to rub their panel
SHEDJIM
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I could rub her panel
