i keep hesitating to squeze the trigger all the way and then adding multiple coats to make sure i covered all of it then it goes to shitOriginally posted by 1ofaknd@Sep 4 2005, 03:18 PM~3751151
i've always gotten great results with it.
i do mine in several thin coats..comes out niceOriginally posted by highridah@Sep 4 2005, 05:20 PM~3751170
i keep hesitating to squeze the trigger all the way and then adding multiple coats to make sure i covered all of it then it goes to shit
Originally posted by Cadi Luva@Sep 4 2005, 07:40 PM~3751764
looks good... any pics of the product?..
nope, kills the shine, turns it into regualar silverOriginally posted by jevries@Sep 5 2005, 12:02 AM~3754047
Can you or can't you spray a clear coat over the applied Alclad?
That deuce rear end looks very good with Alclad!
yeah you cant handle it muchOriginally posted by jevries@Sep 5 2005, 09:10 AM~3755016
Just what I thought...I told these guys on a Dutch forum they couldn't clear it...he did never heard anyhting from him again... :biggrin: So it is pretty sensitive to finger touches right?
yeah, I don't care for it, I'm sticking to real plating except for stuff like exhaust, just to break up the undercarriageOriginally posted by jevries@Sep 5 2005, 09:10 AM~3755016
Just what I thought...I told these guys on a Dutch forum they couldn't clear it...he did never heard anyhting from him again... :biggrin: So it is pretty sensitive to finger touches right?
same here...i'll still use polished aluminum and steel on motor parts and things.Originally posted by BigPoppa@Sep 5 2005, 12:43 PM~3755396
yeah, I don't care for it, I'm sticking to real plating except for stuff like exhaust, just to break up the undercarriage
Touching it still is the problem...Originally posted by kustombuilder@Jul 11 2010, 12:15 AM~18015060
oh ok.Originally posted by Ohio Chad+Jul 11 2010, 07:59 AM~18015869-->soWow this topics old...
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Touching it still is the problem...