Subject	Thanks to you both for the great info on "tiger stripes"
Posted by	SirpriZ on March 27, 2005 at 11:59 AM
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In Reply To	If you apply a slight spray of an over-reduced clear, you posted by jkperformance on March 27, 2005 at 10:47 AM
Message	They were created (I know now) by having a shop wet sand the car, it looked outstanding but shortly started having those scratchy looking stripes that you descibed. And just to further agree with you about color matching, if the flake isn't laid down in the same direction, the carlooks like a two tone incertain light and from certain angles. I have a number of places on my (platinum mist) Silver Z32 that has those stripes, but the color underneath looks fine. So can I have a competent (as appossed to an incompetent) paint shop lay a thin layer of clear over the existing paint...and then polish that layer of clear? I was told that the car had to be painted (color wise), and that the clear coat wouldn't cover correctly (this would save me a load of $$ if clear can indeed be used to at least reduce that striping, as the color itself is perfect). Any additional suggestions/insight is welcomed. Thank you, Mark
Follow Ups	Rock chip review post - 300NASeattle 00:44:21 03/27/05 Can't add anything here, but your post is an informative - 240Z FeO2 05:01:42 03/27/05 Having quite a few hood chips myself, - kkrofft 07:39:08 03/27/05 If you apply a slight spray of an over-reduced clear, you - jkperformance 10:47:16 03/27/05 Thanks to you both for the great info on "tiger stripes" - SirpriZ 11:59:28 03/27/05 Wetsanding w/ 800 or 1200 grit, depending on clear - jkperformance 20:01:45 03/27/05 Thanks John. What do you recommend (brand and/or) - SirpriZ 20:40:35 03/27/05 Don't know about the chips but Zaino rocks !!! Click on - ConVerTT 08:04:33 03/27/05
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