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Well ****..... looks like we're all in for it before long, LMAO
many OEMs now use water-based paints on their newest products. Paint manufacturers are also moving quickly to develop low-VOC primers and clear-coat products in addition to the color coats available now.
In high-smog states like California, regulations requiring low-VOC technologies have been in place for years, and now other states are following suit.
Thank yall for the input. I'll definitely be going the black route. I just got done scuffing out the honey comb. Just a little time consuming.
I have a little orange peel going on with the acrylic lacquer and I'm considering an acrylic clear just for the sake of longevity. Should I wet sand or scuff the base coat before I apply the clear or should I just take a rubbing compound to the clear coat?
10-18-2018, 04:21 PM
