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Paint Pealing.
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mattysa
PostPosted: Sun Dec 23, 2012 11:14 am Reply with quote Up
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Hi, I recently put spoiler on my car with tiger seal. I used masking tape to hold it in place while it set. I half removed the tap and put it back on while it was raining just to check its hold. The next day when I took all the tape off it pealed some of the top protective coat way and now looks like this. Has anyone got a clue on how i can repair this without it costing a fortune.
 


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Lecktorious
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That's the lacquer. You will need to get the panel relacquered.
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dan_manu
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yup, relaq the panel, would cost about 15quid in bodyshop if that, only problem is the laq needs 24 hours to dry so id wait until you dont need to car :/
 

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dan_manu wrote:
yup, relaq the panel, would cost about 15quid in bodyshop if that, only problem is the laq needs 24 hours to dry so id wait until you dont need to car :/

What bodyshop are you using that will only charge £15 to re-lacquer a panel? Brush painting varnish on would probably give a better finish.

A good bodyshop will have a car in and out in a day for a paint job.

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