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Toplac white fibreglass

FirstIn · 2020-06-20 21:48:50

This is re my fibreglass car. The bootlid has lacquer peel and the underlying white has small craters with the undercoat showing through. I’m thinking of sanding it all back and using toplac to roll and brush tip . How good of a finish can you get with this paint and by rolling and tipping method ?

20-06-2020 10:48pm

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This is re my fibreglass car. The bootlid has lacquer peel and the underlying white has small craters with the undercoat showing through. I’m thinking of sanding it all back and using toplac to roll and brush tip . How good of a finish can you get with this paint and by rolling and tipping method ?

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I painted. this one with toplac and rolled and tipped it, to get the piano black finish it takes a bit of work sanding going from 1000 grit to 3000 then rubbing compound and then wax.

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