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Jamie-C

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Registered: 3rd Jun 08
Location: Ballycastle
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7th Apr 11 at 20:31

Going to star undersealing my car tomorrow but I want my arches and other visable bits painted in sliver hammerite. What order should do it in? Does it matter?

Paint first then clear waxoyl over the top or waxoyl first then paint over the top?

DERV-POWER

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Registered: 13th Sep 09
Location: Greenfield, Flintshire
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7th Apr 11 at 20:35

paint first

Jed D

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7th Apr 11 at 20:38

take the area down to bare metal. etch prime (also available in rattle can) then paint

dont forget to get some pix up

Jamie-C

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7th Apr 11 at 20:43

quote:
Originally posted by DERV-POWER
paint first

Cheers

quote:
Originally posted by JedDy
take the area down to bare metal. etch prime (also available in rattle can) then paint

dont forget to get some pix up

I'm not taking it down to bare metal

3CorsaMeal

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8th Apr 11 at 12:08

yeah, use a clear waxoyl, you can get it in a spray from halfords

shaunmods

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Registered: 12th Mar 07
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8th Apr 11 at 14:06

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
yeah, use a clear waxoyl, you can get it in a spray from halfords

Imo I wouldnt use that on the underside of a car. It never really drys properly, I think it more the inside of panels etc.

I'd personally use this -

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_179607_langId_-1_categoryId_165594

Then paint over the top of it once its dried if you want it silver or whatever