Fw: [DML] RE. To spray or not to spray that is the question....?
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----- Original Message -----
From: "JamesRG" <jamesrg@xxxx>
To: "DeLorean Mailing List" <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 9:22 PM
Subject: [DML] RE. To spray or not to spray that is the question....?


> Go 4 It
>
> I just re-sprayed my fascias, I had no previous experience of painting
> before I did my fascias. There are a couple of important things to
remember
> firstly I rubbed my fascia down and did a small test spray, I found that
the
> paint I was using was reacting with the existing pain and going oily
(always
> do a small test patch and allow to fully dry before doing the whole
thing).
> Secondly use a primer as primers generally fill any small scratches and
will
> give you a better finish.
> Lastly, don't be afraid of painting, I learned that there really is
nothing
> to be afraid of when painting because if you go wrong just start again, it
> is worth trying to straiten out any warps in the fascia before you paint
it.
>
> My whole job cost £12.00 or $16.00 and it looks very good, there are some
> small blemishes which you can see if you really look closely but it is at
> least 1000 times better than it was.
>
> Hope this builds some confidence.
>
> Regards
>
> James RG
> England
> Vin # 5462
>
>
>
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