| newtuner |
| I was wondering where could I find a clear coat that comes in a spray can? I went to Canadian Tire and Part Source but I didn't know what it was called. I checked in the paint section and the car section but, all I saw was stuff for wood and nothing that said it was just a clear coat. I want something to spray over some fiberglass projects I will be starting soon. |
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| 2003specv |
| Go look again. Crappy tire has clear coat for sure. Don't look on the regular paint section. Look in the auto paint section. |
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| 180drifter |
| Carlson's sells it to. Just remember that a spray bomb wont hold up well when submitted to the elements. |
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| newtuner |
| It's ok if it's not super high quality, it's for some interior parts anyway. |
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| 180drifter |
| When I do interior parts I use a acyrlic paint, therefore clear is not required. This is because cyrl is a single stage paint and the clear is built into it, unlike basecoat which is a two stage and reqiures clear. But dont get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with using clear on cyrl, it just requires more time and money. |
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