Subject	Re: Anyway to repair rock chips w/out sanding and painting car? (n/m)
Posted by	Dallas DamonZ on June 22, 1999 at 6:08 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Anyway to repair rock chips w/out sanding and painting car? (n/m) posted by SevyTT on June 22, 1999 at 04:59 PM
Message	Hmmm... looks like it's a mild laquer thinner mixed w/ some polish/compound. The L-T won't effect the car's paint if it's only in contact for a brief period of time (12-15 seconds), it will allow the 'blob' to be skimmed down easily. The cloth (which I wished they would show afterwards) will then buff off any of the smeared new paint over the rest of the surface. I'd thought of using this technique myself, just hadn't gotten that uppidy to do it. Anyone tried it yet?? Later
Follow Ups	Anyway to repair rock chips w/out sanding and painting car? (n/m) - Z:mad 16:52:59 06/22/99 Re: Anyway to repair rock chips w/out sanding and painting car? (n/m) - SevyTT 16:59:50 06/22/99 Hey SevyTT thanx alot man, that stuff sounds great. (n/m) - Z:mad 17:16:00 06/22/99 Re: Hey SevyTT thanx alot man, that stuff sounds great. (n/m) - SevyTT 20:12:26 06/22/99 Re: Anyway to repair rock chips w/out sanding and painting car? (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 18:08:26 06/22/99 Has anybody tried this with success??????? (n/m) - Pats300zx 17:25:53 06/22/99 Re: Has anybody tried this with success??????? (n/m) - SevyTT 20:14:38 06/22/99 search 'toyluvr eastwood' and look @ #1. Posts below are - toyluvr 18:07:52 06/22/99
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