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Old 01-18-2006, 06:39 PM
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that paint job is amazing !!!!!! i really like it love that colour
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Lookin real sweet. Exceptional job on the seats. You gonna be adding the decals too?
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Old 01-19-2006, 09:18 AM
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Fantastic colour and paint job, Gio!!
I can't wait to see your custoem strips on there

I have a general question. Do you use wax? Can you apply decals after wax? Wil they stick?
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You gonna be adding the decals too?
Thanks Chris, I'm working on white "muscle car" decals but I?m not happy to th result, I redone the cutting work dozen of times, maybe I need to spray white too.

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I have a general question. Do you use wax? Can you apply decals after wax? Wil they stick?
Someone ask that also in a ITA forum: for me is the standard feature, also maybe I haven't troubles with TS13 becouse I protect decals and underlayers with wax (Tamy) hoping well also this time!
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I haven't troubles with TS13 becouse I protect decals and underlayers with wax (Tamy)
It is possible to paint OVER wax!?!?? Wow! I didn't know that. Hmmm.....
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Steve: I use also on my '01 Skyline: no problems
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Re: 360 Cs Blu Notte

Holy Schnikies!!!!!

That finish makes me wanna dance a little jig!!!!



Awesome work gionic!!!

Oh and, paint over wax

paint over compound - just wash, wash, wash and then wash again!!!
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Steve: I use also on my '01 Skyline: no problems
Now I'm confused
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You're taking a chance painting over wax. Wax has additives that repel just about anything.

Compounds are used to smoothen out a finish and after washing them completely, you shouldn't have any problems painting afterwards.
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Re: 360 Cs Blu Notte

I know, I can't say anything other than I've been great results making that and I don't see any typical TS bugs: just add layers carefully. But I don't want to force anyone to this "stupid" (yes first time with the calsonic nismo I do it for wrong and I had succesful) tip: it could remain my secret

And if you try and get worst don search me: I have gold hand on that and only other few stuff
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Re: 360 Cs Blu Notte

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You're taking a chance painting over wax. Wax has additives that repel just about anything.

Compounds are used to smoothen out a finish and after washing them completely, you shouldn't have any problems painting afterwards.
I would have thought so, too!! But decals over wax no problem, huh?
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Re: 360 Cs Blu Notte

Dear friends I'm supid: obviously I wash (neutral soap+anti age cream+night threatment+cucumber slice for few long hours)the car before spray clear to remove dust: washing will remove wax?
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Re: 360 Cs Blu Notte

Well, I've done both with the decals.

However, as a general rule I try not to apply anything over a waxed surface. Better to be safe than sorry . . .

Most decals will hold up to light waxing after being applied over a compounded surface anyway. . .
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Re: 360 Cs Blu Notte

a little but suffered update: strips done. I cut dozens of 8mm strips but when I aplly the decal I discovered a rough cut. Than I try to cut only the decal surface, not the support paper, and this's better. Sorry for the dark image. Next clearcoating
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