yeah but it looks mean
i wonder what it does to your fuel economy, probably weighs a tonne too
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yeah but it looks mean
i wonder what it does to your fuel economy, probably weighs a tonne too
Could you imagine getting it off!
I'm sure it's nothing a heat gun and acid couldn't handle :p
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Originally Posted by sctsprin
In the advert it said it only added about 75 lb in weight. ... :o
okay, so i only have to take out the rear seats to keep the weight down then
Not to mention if you need some panel repairs, what then?
Hi Rich - thank you for your responses on 26 February. I bought some Paint Shield and rolled on a thick coat on the weekend. I used half a litre, but there are heaps of surface air bubbles and it doesn't dry clear entirely. I am not concerned about how it looks, but that it does the job of protecting the paint work.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Rich~
In your experience, does it need another coat or have you found one coat to be enough? You mention that you used about 1/8 lt for 3 coats in a subsequent post (27 Feb) which leads me to believe the quantum of product that I have used is enough.
Kindly advise
Thank you
Mario
Paint shield is a slightly thinner viscosity to Road Warrior, I don't put it on thick in one go - I give it at least two thinner coats.
They actually recommend not using 1 coat, it makes it harder to remove.
The bubbles you speak of are most likely from the type of roller you used.
I don't have a picture of the type I used atm sorry.
Thanks Rich. I will keep it in mind next time re two vs one coat. FYI, I used an 18mm polyester roller, as per the YouTube demonstration.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Rich~
Kind regards
Mario
Mis this the stuff? http://www.shieldnpeel.com.au/store/...tegory&path=60