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06-28-2007 07:00 PM #1
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hot rod flatz
anyone used the Kustom Shop hot rod flatz paint?
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06-28-2007 07:27 PM #2
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no, but i thought about it, i still might try it though
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I have no personal experience with it, but I just asked my Kid, because he keeps up on this stuff, and monitors feedback on other forums.
He says it is starting to get a spotty reputation. Lots of guys are complaining about the color matches (not being close to the selected color) He says his impression is that they aren't all that good.
If you are looking for flat paint, lots of guys use John Deere flat black, or you can buy your favorite enamel color and add a flattening agent to get the desired gloss.
Someone else may have personal experience to provide, but that is the best info I have to give you.
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Shine's done a lot more hot rod & muscle car builds than me, but I've found an adjustable PV to be helpful in balancing front to back braking. All OEM vehicles use a non-adjustable proportioning...
Time for brakes