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Old 11-24-2002, 11:25 AM   #1
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Polishing

Would polishing Testors Jade Green Metal Flake paint make it permanently dull or something like that? It's an enamel paint #1630 if this helps any. Thanks ahead of time.
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Never used Testors paint, but I always clear coat metal flakes, pearls and metallics before I polish them...
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I figured I shouldnt polish the bare paint first. Thanks for the help.
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I agree on the clear coat comment. Also, you will want to wait a long time to polish out testors enamels, as they take a million billion years to cure (maybe a slight exaguration). Also, I would only use tamiya modeling compound and a polish safe for enamels (like the treatment) when rubbing it out. I tried Meguires on a Chevelle I did and it was never the same. :-(
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Testors jade green will polish out, but you better wait at least 2 weeks at the minimum, otherwise it will haze and not be fixable.
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