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DAILY DRIVER

Apr 27 2009, 10:15 PM EDT by Anonymous

Thread started: Apr 16 2009, 1:38 AM EDT Watch

what if i drive the car between coats? bad?

cause i cant seem to find the time to do it unless i am able to still drive the thing around. PLEASE GIVE ME FEEDBACk

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By: Posted Anonymously, Apr 27 2009, 10:15 PM EDT

as long as you are able to allow sufficient time for the paint to dry, you can drive it around. You will have to wash, dry, clean and mask the car all over again though... a time investment that actually is much longer than the time it takes to apply the paint. Dont forget if you've removed your turn signals, brake lights etc...I had to do this myself and i'd really avoid it if at all possible.

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Interlux PolyUrethane

Sep 7 2007, 12:27 AM EDT by Anonymous

Thread started: Sep 7 2007, 12:27 AM EDT Watch

I am getting ready to paint a 13 year old black Jeep Wrangler using rollers and Blue Water Topside PolyUrethane Enamel, Gloss Black (its a supposed to be a fairly durable boat paint).

Am I right that the ratio of thinner to paint is substantially smaller with the Interlux versus TremClad/Rustoleum? That is, 1 part thinner to 9 parts Interlux versus 1 part thinner: 1 part Tremclad/Rustoelum?

I just didn't want to "over-thin" the Polyurethane I am using in error. Thanks for posting this piece!

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prep

Aug 30 2006, 10:33 AM EDT by JLPicard

Thread started: Aug 25 2006, 2:39 AM EDT Watch

will brighside paint over bare metal without primer? what about plastic or urethane pieces?

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By: JLPicard, Aug 30 2006, 10:33 AM EDT

Yes it will, follow the links on the PREP page and read some of what was posted there.

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