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Body shop approved
When a product, states that it is body shop safe, does this mean that it can be used on new, fresh paint? Products that don't state this should not be used on new or fresh paint? Or does it mean something else?
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Re: Body shop approved
meaning it does not contain any silicone, oils or any other chemicals that can potentially cause fish eye, solvent pop, ect when a vehicle is painted. In a body shop you cant afford to risk any contamination on a prepped for paint vehicle.
If I'm wrong please correct me.
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Re: Body shop approved
Originally Posted by BrOkEn_Dc2
meaning it does not contain any silicone, oils or any other chemicals that can potentially cause fish eye, solvent pop, ect when a vehicle is painted. In a body shop you cant afford to risk any contamination on a prepped for paint vehicle.
If I'm wrong please correct me.
100% right.
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Re: Body shop approved
Okay thanks for the info, it is greatly appreciated.
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