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From: IL, USA
Did you clean first with wax and grease remover?
Yes, lots of the detailing spray products for tire shine, plastic shine etc don't react well with paint. Very important to clean them off multiple times prior to paint.
Yes, lots of the detailing spray products for tire shine, plastic shine etc don't react well with paint. Very important to clean them off multiple times prior to paint.
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Houston, TX
Nice job guys. Let me know how it holds up. My plastic is new enough that it isn't turning grey yet. I really like how the door handles and the cowl came out on both of your trucks. Definitely makes a differece. Might be something to consider doing in the future. Those door handles look really sharp on both trucks. I like how it blends on Storms truck. Of course I am biased since my truck is black. Lol. Keep up the good work guys!!
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Neptune Beach, FL
Originally Posted by bigskymt
Is the wiper cowl hard to take off.. or do you just mask around it and spray it while it's on the truck?
Originally Posted by DCSpecial
Did you clean first with wax and grease remover?
Yes, lots of the detailing spray products for tire shine, plastic shine etc don't react well with paint. Very important to clean them off multiple times prior to paint.
Yes, lots of the detailing spray products for tire shine, plastic shine etc don't react well with paint. Very important to clean them off multiple times prior to paint.
The cowl and everything else yes.. I know.. Cheap lesson LMAO
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