HondaPaint no good?
OK heres what you do.....take the car back to the dealer,toss them the keys and walk off the lot.Then,go buy a paper and see if you can find a nice used Yugo because anyone who takes steel wool to paint is to F'n stupid to drive an S.
Originally posted by Flyin Wedge
OK heres what you do.....take the car back to the dealer,toss them the keys and walk off the lot.Then,go buy a paper and see if you can find a nice used Yugo because anyone who takes steel wool to the paint is to F'n stupid to drive an S.
OK heres what you do.....take the car back to the dealer,toss them the keys and walk off the lot.Then,go buy a paper and see if you can find a nice used Yugo because anyone who takes steel wool to the paint is to F'n stupid to drive an S.
He/she claims to be almost 28 YEARS OLD!
If this is NOT a joke, you must have been born yesterday!
You haven't answered the question:
"Why in the Hell would you take steel wool to a car's finish?"
This is a process used in the auto body trade to "rough up" a painted surface in preparation for a new finish. And you think Honda will cover this damage under WARRANTY? GOOD GOD, MAN! I don't know if I should be doing this:
or this:
And now you want to paint the soft top?
THIS HAS GOT TO BE A JOKE THREAD!
(Oh and make sure that before you paint the top, you sand blast it real good so the paint will stick.
)
If this is NOT a joke, you must have been born yesterday!You haven't answered the question:
"Why in the Hell would you take steel wool to a car's finish?"
This is a process used in the auto body trade to "rough up" a painted surface in preparation for a new finish. And you think Honda will cover this damage under WARRANTY? GOOD GOD, MAN! I don't know if I should be doing this:
or this:
And now you want to paint the soft top?
THIS HAS GOT TO BE A JOKE THREAD!
(Oh and make sure that before you paint the top, you sand blast it real good so the paint will stick.
)




ing serious, you deserve the scratches. hahah.





