Subject	Thats a no no on sheet metal, no flex agent needed. If you
Posted by	CmyZ on November 01, 2012 at 10:05 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
Message	used a quality clear, that would give some flex to the paint to a point. I don't even use flex agent on bumper covers. The flex agent is normally used on highly flexible parts. Other wise not needed.
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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