JK Interior Trim
08-31-2015, 09:06 AM
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08-31-2015, 09:14 AM
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I did it the same way I did model cars when I was a kid. Basically just slather paint in the indentation and wipe the excess off with a rag wrapped around something flat. I used a plastic spatula that you would use for shaping body filler. I also use them to apply decals. It leaves behind what is in the indentation. However, since I used a matte clear coat some residual red stayed on the clear coat. Barely noticeable but it's there. If I do them over I will use a gloss clear.
There's a thread about it on another forum but I don't remember which one.
There's a thread about it on another forum but I don't remember which one.
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08-31-2015, 09:37 AM
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I did it the same way I did model cars when I was a kid. Basically just slather paint in the indentation and wipe the excess off with a rag wrapped around something flat. I used a plastic spatula that you would use for shaping body filler. I also use them to apply decals. It leaves behind what is in the indentation. However, since I used a matte clear coat some residual red stayed on the clear coat. Barely noticeable but it's there. If I do them over I will use a gloss clear.
There's a thread about it on another forum but I don't remember which one.
There's a thread about it on another forum but I don't remember which one.
08-31-2015, 09:44 AM
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