sealent after paint?
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uhhh...
Sealants are kinda hard to find.. but if you have a carquest or a checker store maybe that might be your solution.. otherwise pat's store might provide you with some more options.
Sealants are kinda hard to find.. but if you have a carquest or a checker store maybe that might be your solution.. otherwise pat's store might provide you with some more options.
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For just painted, you actually DONT want to seal it up. The gases need to escape, this is called outgasing. And any deprivation could be detrimental down the line. There are a few products that allow paint to breathe. The one off the top of my head is Megs #81. In all honesty, dont do anything for 30-45 days. You will be fine.......
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alright thanks guys, i'll let the gases escape, so FS UPP will give it the same look as the car? i hope im using the right term when sayin sealent, i feel like i should say clearcoat but thanks all
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Well, maybe Im not understanding your question. Sealants, as we refer to them are products that protect the surface, as the way it currently appears. Polishes on the other hand are products (when used properly) hat have the ability to enhance and correct flaws in the paint.
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Was this done by a paint & body shop or DIY? Hopefully I get this right. Vehicles have a basecoat, usually color of the car. A clearcoat (clear paint) is sprayed over the basecoat to give a shine and provide protection. As Patrick stated, sealants provide surface protection and polishes correct/remove surface defects as well as a clean surface for the sealant to bond.
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Originally Posted by Hawhyen51
Was this done by a paint & body shop or DIY? Hopefully I get this right. Vehicles have a basecoat, usually color of the car. A clearcoat (clear paint) is sprayed over the basecoat to give a shine and provide protection. As Patrick stated, sealants provide surface protection and polishes correct/remove surface defects as well as a clean surface for the sealant to bond.
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haha k i guess im way over my leauge, first off it was a DIY and i just painted it with some paint scratcher spray can. so basically thats all i have, unless u want to cont wax which i know does not provide full protection. im just trying to get the same look as the bodys clearcoat....
btw it was primered at first im not sure if you can count that as a base
btw it was primered at first im not sure if you can count that as a base
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