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Post by aslmx on May 23, 2018 17:02:30 GMT -8
nccamper, do you care to share the green color of the lower part of your camper and if you know if Ace would have something close?
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Post by HOTRODPRIMER on May 24, 2018 7:42:31 GMT -8
nccamper, do you care to share the green color of the lower part of your camper and if you know if Ace would have something close? I don't know what it is but having seen the camper up close the color is subtle but beautiful. Danny |
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Post by nccamper on May 25, 2018 7:40:14 GMT -8
nccamper, do you care to share the green color of the lower part of your camper and if you know if Ace would have something close? I’m in the Rockies with almost no signal so loading pictures is impossible but you may find Photos in my PPG paint thread. Sorry I can’t do more. I’ll be near a real connection next week |
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Post by aslmx on May 25, 2018 9:40:24 GMT -8
nccamper, do you care to share the green color of the lower part of your camper and if you know if Ace would have something close? I’m in the Rockies with almost no signal so loading pictures is impossible but you may find Photos in my PPG paint thread. Sorry I can’t do more. I’ll be near a real connection next week oh no! No Signal! How will you make it? I’m ready to go somewhere with no signal. |
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Post by roadtripper on May 25, 2018 12:38:34 GMT -8
Corvette. I did a detail stripe after my paint job. Overall paint job was two tone with auto paint I did myself. Later decided I wanted to separate with a stripe so talked to the guys at the auto paint store. They suggested, and I used, "One Shot". It's a quality paint used for lettering and pinstriping. It goes on one coat (hence the name) and with a brush. I used a quality 1" artist brush. Steps: wash, mask both edges of stripe with detailing tape available at the auto paint store, lightly sand with 220, clean with wax,grease remover and paint. One coat fairly thick and don't brush it out too much. It will flow nice and smooth and dry pretty fast. Strip tape in a few hours. It's available in a couple dozen colors and a quart at about $40 . Enough for a dozen jobs.
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