Subject	gotcha, was just curious if it was avoidable or not (n/m)
Posted by	LJZTT on August 02, 2008 at 12:38 AM
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In Reply To	I just took a little extra time to clean that area posted by Tikigod (Denver) on August 01, 2008 at 06:52 PM
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Follow Ups	How long should I wait to clearbra a freshly painted Z? - ZiNnYc 09:33:54 08/01/08 let the paint cure. 1 month. (n/m) - BannonZ 09:39:55 08/01/08 Agree. That is the industry standard and the recommendation - Milo (SATX) 11:47:09 08/01/08 shop that did my old Z did it days after paint - Tikigod (Denver) 11:05:17 08/01/08 nice! could u see the clear bra in photos? (n/m) - Atl300zxTT 11:41:36 08/01/08 all the ones I can think of that are currently up (n/m) - Tikigod (Denver) 13:29:54 08/01/08 What color was your Z? Was the line obvious? (n/m) - LJZTT 12:11:40 08/01/08 black - Tikigod (Denver) 13:19:38 08/01/08 clarification - Tikigod (Denver) 13:52:09 08/01/08 hm, I have seen some on other colors that would accumulate - LJZTT 16:34:32 08/01/08 I just took a little extra time to clean that area - Tikigod (Denver) 18:52:13 08/01/08 gotcha, was just curious if it was avoidable or not (n/m) - LJZTT 00:38:14 08/02/08 I've heard the same thing as BannonZ mentioned. - Z_Cherub 13:00:15 08/01/08 pictures? (n/m) - zsoom (S.C.) 14:44:54 08/01/08 Many paint manufacturers (DuPont...) say to wait 1 month - Got Z? 16:44:19 08/01/08
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