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Old 09-18-2003, 04:45 AM
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Unhappy Compound and Clear-Coat Blues...Pls Help

i was wondering how to make my Peugeot 206 WRC 2002 shine but i still dunno how cld you guys help me? Should i clear coat the car after the decals are in place, then compound the clear itself? Or do i compound even b4 decals are placed, the place decals, then clear? Or what?
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The 2002 Pug is painted with a metallic, so you can't compound it without a clear as you would dull the metallic paint. Whether you clear coat before or after you decal is you personal choice but you should clear coat before you use compound.
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