I'd go with what the painter tells ya. He knows how those clear coats act. How bout just polishing the parts, and give em a good coat of good wax ?My painter says no such a thing. I am told if you clear it and it yellows it's a bitch to get off. I am anxious to see other opinions. Good luck
Went to Eastwood pages, was eyeballing their tech support. Someone asked about using this on bare aluminium, they said their exo armour would be best for thatThis is the best clear paint you will ever buy. It's real tough and I have used it on many projects. It goes on clean and smooth and lasts forever. I don't know if it will do the job for you but I'd try it on a few parts and see what happens. Good luck!
http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-s-2k-aerospray-high-gloss-clear.html
Ya, I would try their clear coat. It's gas resistant and my mailbox that I painted 2 years ago still looks new...The reviews are terrible. Did you read them?
The only thing I can think of, is clear anodize. Speak to anodize industries in California.
There is a product that I use, called liquid glass. I take a picture of it tomorrow, and tell you more about it. It's to late now, and I've had to much to drink to think clearly on this.thanks guys keep it comming l still hopefull, there a few products on google but can u trust the sales brochures, like to know if anyone has tried any of them, but pretty sure there some type of clear on my mastiff mags but maybe a trade secret
NopeThe reviews are terrible. Did you read them?
The only thing I can think of, is clear anodize. Speak to anodize industries in California.
I didn't want to text drunk last night ,so I'll try it with a hang over this morning.thanks guys keep it coming l still hopefull, there a few products on google but can u trust the sales brochures, like to know if anyone has tried any of them, but pretty sure there some type of clear on my mastiff mags but maybe a trade secret
Broke into my bourbon, huh?There is a product that I use, called liquid glass. I take a picture of it tomorrow, and tell you more about it. It's to late now, and I've had to much to drink to think clearly on this.
Broke into my bourbon, huh?
Absolutely. You too.hangover caused by beer. Beer and me don't get along well. And yes, of course the Bourbon is broke into. I even shared. Told your story, and toasted to both of your health and success.
Ride safe brother.
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Removing clearcoat from billet is a pretty easy process with the right stuffMy painter says no such a thing. I am told if you clear it and it yellows it's a bitch to get off. I am anxious to see other opinions. Good luck
In all honesty I would cost it, looking for trouble with peeling and discoloration