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> New Tip: paint way up in those longs...
dflesburg
post Jul 20 2008, 09:01 PM
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Using Eastwoods version of POR15, cut 20% with thinner...

And a very good plastic spray bottle ( sets of three from Harbor frieght )

We painted way up into those longs today got awesome coverage.

Definately better than with an air gun. Cleaned up spray bottle for doing the other side another day...
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post Jul 20 2008, 09:05 PM
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QUOTE(dflesburg @ Jul 20 2008, 07:01 PM) *

Using Eastwoods version of POR15, cut 20% with thinner...

And a very good plastic spray bottle ( sets of three from Harbor frieght )

We painted way up into those longs today got awesome coverage.

Definately better than with an air gun. Cleaned up spray bottle for doing the other side another day...



Awesome!

It was always a stretch when I did my repair.
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Finally here's a couple pics of the 2nd car that recieved the process. Here's pics of the long and the lower firewall.


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