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    Quote Originally Posted by G.R. View Post
    No Pat ,they were bare panels and I used a rattle can of clear that was reccomended to me from a paint shop...don't remember what brand it was but it wasn't a PPG product. I prepped the one fender panel following the instructions and and followed all the other instructions to the letter. About 2 months later it was starting to peel especially near the header and was getting dime to quarter size spots. It at first did look better than just the other untreated panels
    the ppg dau75 never came in a rat can. stuff is very good for alum and mag but like i said i do a test panel when dry it is very tough. i use it on intakes it s hold up was good on vintage wheels for M&A casting it was fastastic i used it on many rims all the indy light wheels i did along with many others i did for ted at the time
    Last edited by pat mccarthy; 12-19-2008 at 02:20 PM.
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