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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 1 |
 ALLEX |
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After removing the bar end plastics in Sw vehicles, it is possible to reach the result by applying 3-4 coats after removing the two screws from the socket bar and cleaning them. I covered not only bars but also aluminum channel covers and aluminum citans on both sides of the ten glasses.    
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 2 |
| ALLEX |
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 3 |
 samet206 |
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It has been a different convenience in finding a tone close to the color of the vehicle, which means that I did not come across such products in the construction markets, and it has now spread. |
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 4 |
 Gokcesel |
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My health teacher is nice to you.
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 5 |
| ALLEX |
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[QUOTE = Gokceel] Your health teacher is nice to you. [/ QUOTE] thank you. Although the color tone is not exactly the same, it is quite close. As far as I have read in overseas sites, the first 4-5 days after the application was important. It is necessary to pay attention for the first few days for its full resistance against bumps and scratches. though it has maximum scratch resistance, it is as much as plastic buffers. If the first etepta is visual improvement, your aim is ideal. I think that it is ideal. There is no need for excessive budget. I applied it on the plastic surface, but I don't think it will have such strength in places like the moving parts and the rim calipers. (just my opinion.) respect everyone who reads.
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 6 |
 xdesign_206 |
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What structure did you get from your health care store?
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 7 |
 Cyrus35 |
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Is it possible to apply this plasti deep application on the front and rear bumper band of the vehicle?
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 8 |
 hus3yn |
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It was an idea to me. I am thinking of painting the plastic on the end. Would it be a problem if it is hit directly on the paint? Or how did you clean the paint?
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 9 |
| ALLEX |
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[QUOTE = hus3yn] Got an idea for me. I am thinking of painting the plastic on the end. Would it be a problem if it is hit directly on the paint? Or how did you clean the paint? [/ QUOTE] It is enough to dry it after washing it thoroughly to clean the paint. There is no need for scraping, but if there is swelling on the surface to be applied, the fine sandpaper will not be too bad, but it will start to remain, even though it appears bad. After applying the first coat of light thickness first, wait half an hour to dry. Close on three or four layers. It is thin but if you apply it by increasing the number of layers, it will be healthier. You can apply on any surface as long as it is dry and clean, whether with plastic, wood, metal paint or without paint. Now I am thinking of applying it to the wiper arms as well. |
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 10 |
| ALLEX |
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 New version  |
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| 08.05.2020 19:47 | # 11 |
 OguzhanKucuk61 |
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Congratulations, tons of unbelievable. If this is the paint code, it will be so :)
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