fordblue paint tsc
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fordblue paint tsc
well got the truck painted yesterday went on smooth,had a couple of runs,and the ocassional bug,but overall pretty happy with the finish.couple of quick questions?what would someone recomend too finish the process,ex.wet sand buff,etc and how do i load pics?cant download any pics.and how about the tsc brand bedliner?i have built a couple of motorcycles in the past and the bike forums where really helpful,i gotta tell ya this is probally the most helpful truck forum i have run across.any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Last edited by 250#r; Oct 12, 2011 at 11:15 AM. Reason: new pictures
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I would wait at least 30 days before messing with it. This will make sure all the solvents are finally out of the paint before you put any type of wax or other chemical on it. It will also make sure it sands well if you do that, since solvents still in the paint tend to make it "gummy" and clog up the sand paper.
You may also find any orange peel you may have will go away once the paint fully cures and it will look even smoother.
You may also find any orange peel you may have will go away once the paint fully cures and it will look even smoother.
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Was this a single stage enamel? I am assuming it was. If it was, and you used a catalyst, give it 3-4 days to a week. If you didn't use a catalyst, like Franklin2 said, give it 30 days before wet sanding with 2000 and then buffing.
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