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Originally Posted by cuprajake
key is just a term for using an abrasive on the mask to take the shine off, giving the paint something to adhere to.
looks real good, always liked the potvin design, as you say lots of masking lol
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Ahhhh! Nope, didn't get the chance to "key" 'em. Lesson learned! Among many! What I really want to get a handle on is the Fu%@%#$ing clearcoat! I had 3 runs and a tiny bit of orange peel. Spent 12 hours in a hotel room in L.A. using some 1200,1500, and 2000 grit sandpaper getting rid of it. Couldn't feel my hands and arms the whole next day. I don't ever wanna see sandpaper again!
So Jake (or anybody else that has an educated answer), any tips on clearing....or is it just a skill one learns with practice?
