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When painting Urethane, you have to use "flex agent"... If the paint they mixed for you didn't include flex agent it'll crack/craze if used on a flexible base material... As long as the color was right, have them mix you another can with the flex agent in it, strip the cracked stuff and re-paint it.
dporto
Thank you for info, I kinda thought that was the issue.
1) What to use for striping it?
2) Does the primer and clear have to have flex in them as well?
dporto
Thank you for info, I kinda thought that was the issue.
1) What to use for striping it?
2) Does the primer and clear have to have flex in them as well?
Yeah, this is a really great point....I was about to fix a scrape with clearcoat on one of our Mercedes bumpers cause it disappears when wet so figure a coat of clearcoat will do the same....but to the point made above I do need to get clearcoat with flex agent if its on a plastic bumper....correct?
I too used Automotive Touchup, was matching Atlas Grey Metallic
and turned out great. Its all on the prep and wet-sanding both after base and many coats of clear.
08-17-2018, 03:20 PM
