Subject	It's typically not applied to sheet metal (n/m)
Posted by	Bernie (NoVA) on November 01, 2012 at 1:04 AM
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In Reply To	Not sure, is that a bad idea? I'm not a paint/body expert. (n/m) posted by SMAZ (OKC) on November 01, 2012 at 12:27 AM
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Follow Ups	Stillen service cover ever scratch or mar the fender? - SMAZ (OKC) 10:46:46 10/31/12 I have 2, never had them do that. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 11:00:10 10/31/12 2nd, been using them for years w/o issue. - SilverTwin(OH) 11:21:13 10/31/12 nope, but if you dont keep it clean then this obviously can - LJZTT 11:22:38 10/31/12 Issue = newly painted fender - ZILVER-NZ 13:24:06 10/31/12 2nd that, paint is still drying believe it or not... (n/m) - CmyZ 13:27:33 10/31/12 That makes sense. It's going back this weekend for a polish - SMAZ (OKC) 18:52:31 10/31/12 Why did you put flex agent on the fender?? (n/m) - ZXoltan 20:22:56 10/31/12 Not sure, is that a bad idea? I'm not a paint/body expert. (n/m) - SMAZ (OKC) 00:27:38 11/01/12 It's typically not applied to sheet metal (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:04:28 11/01/12 Thats a no no on sheet metal, no flex agent needed. If you - CmyZ 10:05:44 11/01/12 Most shops dont use flex with urethane paint. - ZXoltan 16:16:15 11/01/12 I asked him today about it and he said when he attended - SMAZ (OKC) 20:39:38 11/01/12 Never had any issues with my Stillen cover. (n/m) - rojoloco (VA Beach) 03:57:59 11/02/12
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