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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Body, Glass & Paint => Topic started by: Tazman on April 21, 2011, 07:38:19 pm
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Powerblock TV has an on line magazine that this months issue really was good.In it a guy revived old paint to look like new but the end of the article is what I was wondering about.In the last two sentences they said a good compound and a buffer will repair almost any paint issue.My trucks paint on one side has what a lot have out in AZ. where the clear coat has failed.My question is this can this be done or should I just get it painted?Thanks
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Link to article?
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I'd like to see the link too, though my 74 is beyond saving the original paint, its cool to read stuff and keep it in the memory.
On a completely unrelated subject, Beastie, shouldn't you be flyin Sharks colors? Santa Clara is closer to San Jose than it is to Detroit :)
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No I shouldnt be flying Sharks colors. I was born and raised here, but will always be a Detroit fan.
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More than fair enough!
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Sucks about the Coyote's ownership issues.
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Meh, I was a sharks fan growing up, I'm from the northbay, Sharks/49ers and Giants, I don't like basketball though
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ya, no one can understand why I am not a sharks fan. But that will NOT ever change.
ok, no more hijacking this thread.
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http://www.powerblocktv.com/magazine/?pub=29201/62
Check this out and let me know.Thanks
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Thats a nice writeup
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Do you think the paint can be corrected without repainting?
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Do you think the paint can be corrected without repainting?
One of the members of another forum I visit is a paint corrections expert. He is always posting up his projects (sometimes with 100+ photos) as a way to drum up a little business. He has done amazing things with clearcoat fade, paint overspray, chipping/cracking/peeling, etc. It seems to just depend upon how badly the base coat is damaged, and your expectations. As far as I can tell, as long as there is any clearcoat left at all, you can get a pretty good correction done. Definitely worth a shot before repainting, after all, what have you got to lose?
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Where can I see his work?
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Go here:
http://www.infinitifx.org (http://www.infinitifx.org)
Click the "search" link in the upper right. Type in his user name: AndrewBigA. It will list his topics, you can select the ones that look interesting by the topic name.