I am wanting to create an example panel to use to explain to customers the difference in where the paint is now, and what a general idea of what it would look like after certain steps.
My initial thought is to have a 1'x3' section, would keep the first 1'x1' sections with the swirls and scratches, then the second 1'x1' section will have a 1 step correction, the final section would be a 2 step correction. As I am typing this I should probably have an additional section of fully corrected, as that could take multiple passes.
Now I have 2 questions. If i tape of and correct each of the sections, could I then get a spray can of clear and spray that over the sections sealing the results. And over time I would just have to buff out the top clear coat to show the results underneath?
Second,sense I can not go to the junk yard and pick up a flat 1'x4' flat piece, how could I go about getting that? Would I be able to make it myself. By a piece of steel, Spray paint it with color and clear? would that look horrible and not at all what I am trying to accomplish?
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BitterGreg
I am wanting to create an example panel to use to explain to customers the difference in where the paint is now, and what a general idea of what it would look like after certain steps.
My initial thought is to have a 1'x3' section, would keep the first 1'x1' sections with the swirls and scratches, then the second 1'x1' section will have a 1 step correction, the final section would be a 2 step correction. As I am typing this I should probably have an additional section of fully corrected, as that could take multiple passes.
Now I have 2 questions. If i tape of and correct each of the sections, could I then get a spray can of clear and spray that over the sections sealing the results. And over time I would just have to buff out the top clear coat to show the results underneath?
Second,sense I can not go to the junk yard and pick up a flat 1'x4' flat piece, how could I go about getting that? Would I be able to make it myself. By a piece of steel, Spray paint it with color and clear? would that look horrible and not at all what I am trying to accomplish?
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