Frame touch up help
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I purchased a can of VHT Gloss Black Epoxy paint which I'm told is a bullet proof repair to the cracked frame paint. Since this is going to be confined to a maximum 1/8" wide by 5" long thin weld between the frame and cross member, I'm wondering if I can spray this in a paint cup and apply by artist brush? This would avoid overspray and since its a weld it would not be noticable if its not glass smooth as long as its black and glossy. Anyone know if an epoxy can be applied like this? I don't care if I waste product as long as I achieve the end goal? Thanks
You can call anything, anything that you want, kind of like the cups that say "worlds best dad."
But yes to the spraying into a cup and using a brush.
You can also do this with a true epoxy, but when it starts to kick, then you have lost your open time.
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I am no paint expert but if it not two parts then I dont believe it is a true epoxy.
You can call anything, anything that you want, kind of like the cups that say "worlds best dad."
But yes to the spraying into a cup and using a brush.
You can also do this with a true epoxy, but when it starts to kick, then you have lost your open time.
You can call anything, anything that you want, kind of like the cups that say "worlds best dad."
But yes to the spraying into a cup and using a brush.
You can also do this with a true epoxy, but when it starts to kick, then you have lost your open time.
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