RE: [DML] car cleaning

["Gary Hull" <Specialty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've see only one that was clearcoated. I believe it was in the Crawford
museum. I do remember that the finish was not uniform - in that it had hazy
areas.  The initial problem I see with clearcoating is that you would not
have a primer to bond to the metal.

Here is a product that uses shading and clearcoating on stainless.  

http://casketxpress.com/show/Stainless+Steel.html 

Gary
IN2TIME

-----Original Message-----
From: Video Bob [mailto:videobob@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 11:12 PM
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [DML] car cleaning

Has anyone ever shined the car up, and had the panel CLEAR-COATED?
What was the result?
I was thinking that this might be a good idea, it would retain the last 
shine you put on in
and would look wet all the time and could be buffed.
(I THINK).
Is this possible?
- VB



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