Good way to apply touch paint
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Hi guys...
well, i washed my car the other day, and i noticed i had some paint off near my back door on the driver side.....
I would like to get some advice on touch paint.
Is there good way to do it? ....and things to avoid?
Thanks!!
well, i washed my car the other day, and i noticed i had some paint off near my back door on the driver side.....
I would like to get some advice on touch paint.
Is there good way to do it? ....and things to avoid?
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Thanks!!
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go to an art store and buy a feather brush i heard its the best way to put it on. also when it is completely dry i would put like 2 more coats and once thats dry wet sand it down with 2000 grit paper then put a nice coat of wax on it this will give you a smooth look... i do it to my detail cars all the time.
#5
When you're done with the paint, use some of this stuff called Langka. It eliminates the paint buildup that's inevitable with touchup jobs. I've used it several times and have been very happy with the results
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