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Old 09-07-2011, 11:00 PM   #1
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Default two tone grafics!!

off of most of the forums advice ive done the following paint but need more advice! ive got an ezgo 96 plastic body txt. ive sanded with 220 grit, adhision promotor,epoxy primer, high build primer, 440 grit wet sand, wax and grease remover, 4 coats shopline jau direct gloss acrylic urethane with flex additive in primers and urethane, looks unblievable!!!!im going to paint 2 different color grafics on top but not sure after i mask what grit paper to sand with before i spray another urethane color? also can i spray a clear coat over the 3 colors to blend paint ridges?? what kind of clear over urethane? thanks guys!!!
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Old 09-08-2011, 06:03 AM   #2
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Old 09-08-2011, 08:44 AM   #3
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Default Re: two tone grafics!!

From the sounds of it you have your main coat on and dry. You will need to lightly scuff it with a GREY scrotchbrite pad in circular motions. After that You will not need to do any sanding if you are spraying the multiply colors in the same day. Make sure to observe your flash times before masking/taping your fresh paint. If you let them dry for any more than 8 hrs you should scuff them lightly with a grey scotch brite pad. Note - If you wait and scuff be carfully, Silver/Mettalic will fall into the sand scratches and show the scratches and look funny.
ACRYLIC URETHANE clear, what brand you use is basicly personal prefrence. I use PPG product's, and on a golf cart I would use the OMNI line of PPG. Its a lower cost product but is still very good. Specifically I would use OMNI MC 260 Quick Clear with MH 168 or Mh 167 depending on the temp.
I believe shopline is a PPG product line so your paint store should get you the correct clear in that line.

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Old 09-08-2011, 11:02 PM   #4
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Default Re: two tone grafics!!

PFID pretty much nailed it. the only thing I would offer, is if you are worried about edge lines, and blending or bleeding of colors I would look in to interstage clear. you can apply it after each coat of color, that way if you have a bleed thru you can sand off the bleed with our effecting the color beneath. it will also help bury those edge lines from masking with our having too many top coats of clear.

Just a thought.

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