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09 Aug 2004, 09:01 pm
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DRYING TIME FOR TOUCH-UP PAINT
GARY,
I WANT TO LENGTHEN THE DRYING TIME ON MY TOUCH-UP PAINT. WHAT CAN I ADD TO IT. I HAVE A SMALL CAN GIVEN TO ME FROM THE BODY SHOP AFTER I HAD SOME WORK DONE. I'M FILLING THE GAP BETWEEN MY BODY KIT AND THE FENDERS. AFTER I FILL THE GAPS WITH CAULK, I WANT TO GET A REALLY FINE STRIPPERS BRUSH, AND TAKING MY TIME, PAINT THE CAULK. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!!!     
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10 Aug 2004, 09:00 am
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Problem is when it is exposed to air it starts setting up right away. I would visit a local body shop and ask them. You might be better of having it air brushed to blend nicer. Gary
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