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just got me a can today anybody got any tips to help make it turn out good?
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- Thread starter 93_RangerSC
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sand down the part a little, step up to pretty fine grit sandpaper. shoot the nightshade to whateever darkness you want, shot a couple coats of clear and wetsand until perfectly smooth.
yeah, don't apply it.
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do really light coats. like mom always said. you can always go back for more
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use ammonia free windex to get all of the oils and gease off of the lights
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my taillights were new when i did them, so i wiped them down with wax and grease remover then hit them with a microfiber towel to get any leftover lint off, then shot 2 coats on them and called it good. just take your time and work in as close to a dust free area as you can when youre painting, and do one coat at a time cause its easy to overspray it and make it run, ask me how i know (at least it was on the gfs truck and not mine) heres some sample pics, i did the tails when they were new, but the front marker lights are the originals from 1994.
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