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Old 12-02-2017, 03:06 PM
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Default Pro run's.

If anybody ever tells you they can paint and they never get run's you tell them they're full of it. It happens to everybody from amateurs to professionals. I just got done doing bodywork on these wheel center's and thought I would share my run with you guy's. The primer I'm using it very easy to run but the trade off is that it sands very easy, some primer sands like concrete but this stuff sands so easy that the runs don't matter.
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Old 12-02-2017, 04:21 PM
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I guess we all get the runs from time to time.

Are those for the crown Vic?
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If anybody ever tells you they can paint and they never get run's you tell them they're full of it. It happens to everybody from amateurs to professionals. I just got done doing bodywork on these wheel center's and thought I would share my run with you guy's. The primer I'm using it very easy to run but the trade off is that it sands very easy, some primer sands like concrete but this stuff sands so easy that the runs don't matter.
Yup, true story! We just call them paint flow indicators!



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Old 12-02-2017, 05:14 PM
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I hate rims and wheel's... they are tough to paint

Thanks for sharing Tim... at least we know now that even pro's can get the runs!
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I hate painting period. Mostly because Im so terrible at it. I can screw up a rattle can job with my eyes closed, err, open.
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I hate rims and wheel's... they are tough to paint

Thanks for sharing Tim... at least we know now that even pro's can get the runs!
I hate wheels too. Especially the wheels on supers. It’s quite awkward.
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