Proflex 856- needing info

I dont know quite what he used, but remember when he popped into see me the blood was still dripping from his hands.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
cce":3n0iyvi2 said:
Dr S

what tools/techniques did you use to get that polished finish?

Paint stripper and a wire brush to get most of the paint off (and its tough stuff- never known anything like it) dremel and stripper in nooks and crannies (watch yer eyes :shock: )
Then fine grade wet n dry on any scratches- and there were a few, followed by Autosol on fine-ish wire wool with lots of elbow grease. Should take about 4-5 hours start to finish. Give it a good coating of quality wax arterwards and it should stay good for a month or so before having to do it all again :roll:
 
Dr S":1zkdaksw said:
cce":1zkdaksw said:
Dr S

what tools/techniques did you use to get that polished finish?

Paint stripper and a wire brush to get most of the paint off (and its tough stuff- never known anything like it) dremel and stripper in nooks and crannies (watch yer eyes :shock: )
Then fine grade wet n dry on any scratches- and there were a few, followed by Autosol on fine-ish wire wool with lots of elbow grease. Should take about 4-5 hours start to finish. Give it a good coating of quality wax arterwards and it should stay good for a month or so before having to do it all again :roll:

surprised with proflex paint you didn't just sneeze and it all came off by itself!!
 
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