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I did shoot the 43 in some ridiculos high heat conditions last year and the results of that have revealed themself. Pretty chalky appearance and I have buffed it out once with just Mcquires High Tech wax and it looks pretty good for a day or so. The chalky look comes from reducer once fully cured.
Almost all was shot in single stage Sherwin Williams Prolene which give an awesome textured appearance like leather - but the areas that get full sun are getting murdered.
Going to attempt to use 1500 & 2000 grit and color buff it using cutting compound and polish and see what happens - if not it gets shot again in urethance CrossFire 24052 single stage all over again with another good 360 topcoat sanding.
Will see what happens here in the next couple week - and if a full paint (with cross's taped off) and just re-letter again.
The running issues have all been taken care of and runs like a sweet babies dream.
Almost all was shot in single stage Sherwin Williams Prolene which give an awesome textured appearance like leather - but the areas that get full sun are getting murdered.
Going to attempt to use 1500 & 2000 grit and color buff it using cutting compound and polish and see what happens - if not it gets shot again in urethance CrossFire 24052 single stage all over again with another good 360 topcoat sanding.
Will see what happens here in the next couple week - and if a full paint (with cross's taped off) and just re-letter again.
The running issues have all been taken care of and runs like a sweet babies dream.
