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painting my Spyder
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Bob Denman
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The only thing that I know about paint, is that I get more on me than the intended target... 
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But I would guess that any paint shop worth anything, is capable of figuring out what is best to use and how to use it. :thumbup:
What have you got planned?
pps:But I would guess that any paint shop worth anything, is capable of figuring out what is best to use and how to use it. :thumbup:
What have you got planned?
bluestratos
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The brp paint uses water based paint and only certain shops have the equipment depen depending on your area. I believe they can shoot other types of paint though they can tell you best.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
You will need a painter who is familiar with the needs of painting plastic and fiberglass parts. Sometimes special techniques and additives are needed to prevent cracking when the plastic flexes or expands/contracts. This is no place for a beginner...at least not if you want long-lasting results. Ask how much work your painter has done on plastics...and ask to see some samples and get some references.
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