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I'm letting the paint on my challenger set in,
and should i put on my bmf before or after cutting back and polishing? |
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Re: BMF and paint question
I would do it after, so as not to disturb the foil. Not sure how Silicone products will affect the adhesiveness though
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Re: BMF and paint question
Question? whats a BMF?
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Re: BMF and paint question
Quote:
http://www.bare-metal.com/ Niclas |
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Re: BMF and paint question
Be sure to wash the model before applying the Bare Metal Foil, and also to do it before any waxing.
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Re: BMF and paint question
I agree with everyone, bmf after polishing but before waxing. Wax may cause it not to stick as good.
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Re: Bare Metal Foil and paint question
I clear after applying bmf. You don't have to worry about it pealing off and it allows you to polish and wax right over it.
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