** You might think im bull shittin you but , You can take that paint chip & actually superglue it back on , wetsand it & shoot another coat of clear.... I have done it & i know for a fact that a major autobody place in town here has done it too--- thats where i got the idea from.......
** You might think im bull shittin you but , You can take that paint chip & actually superglue it back on , wetsand it & shoot another coat of clear.... I have done it & i know for a fact that a major autobody place in town here has done it too--- thats where i got the idea from.......[/b][/quote]
street sweepaz is right this can be done-----but it will depend on the type of paint that we are talking about------if it is stock (solid color) this will work fine actually if it is stock you can touch it up and blend it in pretty good-----as far as if it has a dent etc---it should not be that big of a dent if it has one---but that can be easliy be fixed w/ a two part spot putty like evercoat just using a light "skim coat" now if your paint job is a "candy"===========hummm....good luck bro-----maybe shoot some patterns now...... :biggrin:[/b][/quote]
here is what you do-----if you want to match it---use the same white/ and the same clear to the area---you still might have to apply just a little bit of spot putty to build up the area of the chip and be able to feather it out----now hopefully it will turn the same color w/ the clear--it has like a eggshell color right---that is the yellowing out of the clear---then you might have to run a pinstripe through the area to take your eye away from there--------just a suggestion-----how old is the paint?Originally posted by stankin85@Dec 3 2003, 11:14 AM
NAW, IT DIDN'T DENT IT, JUST CHIPED THE SHIT OUT OF THE PAINT!
HERE IS A PIC OF THE PAINT.
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IT'S JUST WHITE, BUT THE CLEAR COAT TURNED IT A LITTLE. SO IT'S HARD TO MATCH
here is what you do-----if you want to match it---use the same white/ and the same clear to the area---you still might have to apply just a little bit of spot putty to build up the area of the chip and be able to feather it out----now hopefully it will turn the same color w/ the clear--it has like a eggshell color right---that is the yellowing out of the clear---then you might have to run a pinstripe through the area to take your eye away from there--------just a suggestion-----how old is the paint?[/b][/quote]Originally posted by lowriderlife+Dec 3 2003, 02:57 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (lowriderlife @ Dec 3 2003, 02:57 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--stankin85@Dec 3 2003, 11:14 AM
NAW, IT DIDN'T DENT IT, JUST CHIPED THE SHIT OUT OF THE PAINT!
HERE IS A PIC OF THE PAINT.
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IT'S JUST WHITE, BUT THE CLEAR COAT TURNED IT A LITTLE. SO IT'S HARD TO MATCH
yea, i know. thats why i didn't kick his ass!! :angry:
don't hate on the pots and pans, you know deep down you want a set!!! :biggrin: :biggrin:
