Body and exterior tips

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(Handling and storing paints, finishes, and related products)
(Cleanliness -- click the [edit] link on the right to edit or add tips)
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*Use only lint-free towels for cleanup.
 
*Use only lint-free towels for cleanup.
 
*Use clean cotton gloves for handling clean panels. Keep them stored clean, and wash when necessary.
 
*Use clean cotton gloves for handling clean panels. Keep them stored clean, and wash when necessary.
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*Don't leave a roll of tape on its side on any surface that's about to be painted. The adhesive on the tape will leave a residue.
 
*To keep your paint booth dust-free:
 
*To keep your paint booth dust-free:
 
**Seal concrete floors with white epoxy. Concrete can break down and turn to dust.
 
**Seal concrete floors with white epoxy. Concrete can break down and turn to dust.
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**Try to eliminate vibrations from fans.
 
**Try to eliminate vibrations from fans.
 
*To clean panels between compound, polish, glaze, etc., use a 50/50 mixture of water and rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle. Panels can also be cleaned with wax and grease remover.
 
*To clean panels between compound, polish, glaze, etc., use a 50/50 mixture of water and rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle. Panels can also be cleaned with wax and grease remover.
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*Don't use sprayable products in the immediate area following a paint job, for at least 24 hours. Products in the air could contaminate your paint job.
  
 
==Assembly and disassembly -- click the [edit] link on the right to edit or add tips ==
 
==Assembly and disassembly -- click the [edit] link on the right to edit or add tips ==

Revision as of 09:31, 16 July 2006

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