tungsten
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Yes,the pad made it much easier.I new I had something that would work.Just had to find it.Did you use a little soap in the water when you wet sanded?
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Yes,the pad made it much easier.I new I had something that would work.Just had to find it.Did you use a little soap in the water when you wet sanded?
Maybe touch up with a brush, a few coats then maybe wet sand once dried.I’ve come across a few spots where the paint was bubbling. Very small but after wet sanding they have lifted off. Not sure how to go about this. I had some bigger ones that were there before I started. I filled these with spot putty. But that means primer and paint. These little ones I may get away with a dab of primer and paint with a brush? Not sure.
Trying to get this done and all I’m doing is making more work. View attachment 385034View attachment 385035
Yeah doin the Q tip dab with primer,maybe 10 or more times to fill lol.Maybe touch up with a brush, a few coats then maybe wet sand once dried.
Yup. Should be able to get it off with fishing line. Also, I was able to remove the adhesive residue with rubbing alcohol when I removed my side moulding to replace the adhesive on my '07.Contemplating the clear coat,In order to avoid a tape line I need to remove my SLT badge.
Is it just a press fit?