55 Shaker
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06-30-12 12:23 PM - Post#2242991
The pre mixed hot rod semi flat black paint you can buy. Is there any way to protect the painted surface. I would assume you can't wax it. Body and paint man I'm not. TIA.
Brian
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 wagonman100
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06-30-12 05:49 PM - Post#2243089
In response to 55 Shaker
If you want a semi-glos black that still has the protection of regular paint, you need to paint it with black basecoat and a clear with a flattening agent in it. Not sure if you'd be able to wax it, but it would give the protection that regular shiny clearcoat provides.
Jay
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55 Shaker
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07-18-12 10:15 PM - Post#2249753
In response to wagonman100
My truck is already painted. I was told it was a single stage paint.
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