Toby B wrote:
> For beginners like me,
> Use the foam pads! They only last 4-5 cars, but they're SO much more
> forgiving! Wool pads last forever, but the first time you snag the hood
> scoop, it's back into the booth with you........
I don't know about you guys, but when I tried a foam pad the paint just melted
it.
Let alone last 4 or 5 cars. As for a wool pad, It will probably get a lot of
lint in
the finish. Your best bet it to get a good natural bristle brush when painting
your
car. For a large car you might get away with using a roller.
> Tape is a good idea, ......
If your careful with the brush you can get real close to the chrome and glass
with
out getting any paint on them, I would definitely use tape if using a roller
though
Scott Hilmoe
Missed out driving my 1600 during the only sunny 2 days in 95+ days of rain
because
I was painting my house.
'67 - SPL311-07317
'67.5 - SPL311-012752
'68 - SRL311-04294 (I finally got a 2000! Now to get it roadworthy.)
"They that will sacrifice liberty in exchange for temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Ben.Franklin
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