
A non primer/paint clear coat?
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- Smellslike1974
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A non primer/paint clear coat?
I know It may be a long shot but does anyone know of any clear coat that can be applied to metal without primer or paint being on it already?Its not for my car but for a motorcycle I just got done building.I want a raw metal look but I don't want It to rust.If there Is something out there I may actually use It on my car.Thanks ahead of time! 

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Re: A non primer/paint clear coat?
Well, Trinity has an acrylic enamel clearcoat that I'm gonna use on the Serious Satty when the paint is finished and colorsanded out. .
http://www.paintforcars.com/Merchant2/m ... gory_Code=
This could be an answer. ..
http://www.paintforcars.com/Merchant2/m ... gory_Code=
This could be an answer. ..
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Re: A non primer/paint clear coat?
Ill have to look into that.I decided that for the bike i do want the illusion that it is rusting.I read in a bike mag a guy let metals rust in a container,took them out to air dry then he scraped off all the rust dust and small pieces,he then mixed all of it in with a clear coat,so when sprayed it gives it the effect that the metal is rusty or pitted.
Only problem i see with that is having to wait a while and ruining a paint gun.But no worries,i wouldnt use my own anyway.
Only problem i see with that is having to wait a while and ruining a paint gun.But no worries,i wouldnt use my own anyway.

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1984 Dodge Ram Prospector D250, 360 ci engine, hooker headers, edelbrock 4 barrel carb, 1991 grill replacement - Location: Warsaw, Indiana and Dayton, Ohio...
Re: A non primer/paint clear coat?
I found an acrylic enamel clearcoat made by Duplicolor at Auto Zone. . .in a rattle can, and it's an engine enamel, so it has some ceramics in it as well. About six bucks. That may be a lot easier, and cheaper.
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Re: A non primer/paint clear coat?
I think i just picked that up like two days ago,i was getting paint for my engine bay.I dont think ill have any left for my bike after my cars painted though. 

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Re: A non primer/paint clear coat?
Check out some of the "rat-rod" sites. The use of flats and rust, or "patinas" as they call them is very popular with the crowd. I'm doing my 53 rigid Harley chopper a flat black job with the flat clears. Another site, Try kustomshop or hotrodflatz. Good luck man.
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Re: A non primer/paint clear coat?
Try these guys. I use a lot of their products. http://www.alsacorp.com/

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