[T3] Body Man (was "Need a great body man inwesternLA/VenturaCounty)

[Dave Hall]

It's not that hard to spray it in situ - an airbrush can do a really good
job and there's a good edge for the masking tape to tuck up to.  Sometimes a
black line just looks like shadow anyway - the wrong blue might look more
obvious if not fully covered.  As with all jobs you do on your own car, you
always notice where it wasn't quite right, but hardly anyone else does.

Dave
UK VW Type 3&4 Club.
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Subject: Re: [T3] Body Man (was "Need a great body man
inwesternLA/VenturaCounty)



--- On Fri, 1/7/11, Keith Park <topnotch at nycap.rr.com> wrote:


They have flex agents that are used when painting bumpers and such that are
plastic... that's what I plan to use.  Any other ideas better than that? SEM
(I'm sure there are other brands) at one time had a line of vinyl dyes in
spray cans.  I did spray some visors, and had good results years ago.  Since
I used this on interior items, I'm not sure how the dyes would hold up in
the elements.  Color choice was also limited to just the basics, maybe there
are more available now?
However this was a VOC product, so not sure they are even around anymore???
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