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Can SS paint be used to touch up bc/cc
I shot my car with Restoration Shop bc/cc and it has begun to gather some tiny stone chips and other scratches. Restoration Shop also offers the same color paint in a Single Stage Urethane. I'm thinking that would be a better way to touch up the stone chips (applied with pin or tiny brush tip) than to try to shoot bc/cc. Any potential problems mixing the two types of paint?
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I've only using SS on mine for touch up - but those spots will show (at least to your discerning eye). Dave W |
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Why not pick a hidden spot and try your touch up paint - i.e. bottom of a door. If that touch up is lacquer based, you might have some lifting - tho it probably isn't. |
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And if I understand you correctly, it shouldn't have any ill effects...with the exception of not matching up absolutely perfect...which is almost always the case when you don't spray on the repair I think. |
Why not make your own SS? Try mixing some of your left over base coat and premixed clear (mix your clear and activator first) and whala, you have a single stage touch up paint! Just mix it 1:1 base to clear. I caught that trick from Barryk a few years ago. Now I'm sure you can't do that with every combination of base and clear, but it's worth a try. I've even mixed the base w/ reducer and added the clear concoction to it and sprayed out of an air brush.
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My paint store suggested I add about 20-25% clear to the base, to make single stage.
Hope that helps to keep it from being too transparent. |
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This does work and many shops will give you a small bottle for touch-up after a paint job. |
Not a bad idea, George. Too bad I don't have any clearhttp://planetsmilies.net/sad-smiley-384.gif
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