All my bottles have very good tyres and I love the way they sit on my old chromie, but I need to re-furb a set so i can take my BBS off for the winter and do the same to them.
I have a few questions ;
1, I can sort the scuffing out, but would wire wool be OK for a key ?
2, White or grey primmer , one or two coats?
3, Polaris Silver, one or two coats?
4, Clear Laquer, again how many coats?
The big question is, how long do I leave between coats of each paint , baring in mind time is not a big issue here (move along now) so any tried and trusted ideas are very welcome.
Mart.
Re-furbing Bottle Tops
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martauto
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Only the E46 cab left now.
Just got too old.
Just got too old.
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http://www.parkers.co.uk/advice/forum/t ... C_ID=37558
this guy has quite a good thread on it, as for between coats - could you use a hairdryer?? i have an old one in the garage and used it for loads of drying of things (everything BUT hair really!)
this guy has quite a good thread on it, as for between coats - could you use a hairdryer?? i have an old one in the garage and used it for loads of drying of things (everything BUT hair really!)
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martauto
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Thats given me a good enough insight , thanks for the link matestevemed wrote:http://www.parkers.co.uk/advice/forum/t ... C_ID=37558
this guy has quite a good thread on it, as for between coats - could you use a hairdryer?? i have an old one in the garage and used it for loads of drying of things (everything BUT hair really!)
Mart.
Only the E46 cab left now.
Just got too old.
Just got too old.
