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    The reason I dont reply to these suede finishes is because to do them right where moisture doesnt penetrate to the metal is more then just spraying a shiny paint job. Plus the flatening agent added to the clear breaks down the UV protection ! So why waste money?
    To each his own on paint styles, but to me its just a waste of time to have an unfinished looking job.
    I usually walk right by a rod that are done that way as it doesnt interest me, but thats just me, its why I say to each his own . I say potato, you say patato.....


    I see these guys with their high tech "OLD FADED" paint jobs, and I say why? why waste so much time making it look like you found a 30 year old build ?
    But then you sure can hide some rough ass body work .....LOL

    Spray
    Last edited by SprayTech; 11-14-2004 at 08:52 PM.

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