Will this prevent paint that is peeling on a car roof from further peeling until I can get it professionally painted ? I want to spray it on the edges
202166
Probably not since there is obviously a some kind bonding issue with the existing paint by trying to apply more paint can actually cause it to peel worse due to the chemical reaction with the different paints
202167
I got this for a sterndrive but haven't painted it yet. I would guess that you could sand any paint flakes and clearcoat an oxidized section, it might slow it down until the repaint.
202168
Not without sanding those edges and priming...otherwise it will only delay it slightly
1878030
It shouldn't if paint is in good condition. If paint is peeling the film could pull some of the paint.
823780
I am not sure about using on car window. There are small holes to allow some light through, but there is a slight distortion looking through it. May work well on a sun roof. I get little to no bubbles by using a spray bottle with water and a credit card to smooth it out. I use clear nail polish in the corners to hold in place, I have had three skylights covered going on 6 years now and only one had to be replaced due to a major storm. I have reused two others on sliding doors for the past 4 years and have not had any problems with the reapply.
1555143
I coated my fifth wheel just before winter and kept it covered all winter! My roof was weather and cracked I followed the instruction put two coats on it and it looked really good but I am skeptical if it bonded to the original roof or will it start peeling off this summer!
2083669
It worked well for me on mildew in the paint on a groove in a exterior medal door. A shadow of the stain is still there. For your application, I'd recommend getting one bottle to try. Obviously you have a roof leak. Don't waste you money cleaning mold from roof decking that may have to be replaced when the leak location is found. I just checked it on the mildewed exterior painted wood siding. Worked real well.
2273725
Is the old paint peeling? If yes u need to take off the peeling part. Epoxy paint is much better however it's made for places that have hi traffic or abuse the floor in a regular case this acrylic should do the perfect job if applied correctly if u have any additional questions feel free to email me @ anytime 6332769@gmail.com
1622415
Hi,It might work, but I don't know what it will do to the car's finish. A water-soluble paint thinner is probably a better answer. Sap can harden to the point where it can scratch the finish if you remove it early. Let it soften, then wipe it off with a soft cloth. You'll want to wax the car afterwards to protect the finish as the solvents will eat the wax that was there.
2224029
No. I would be very surprised to see it peel. The spray drips as you spray. A brush on version may be better
1150287
I'm using to protect my trunk lid from my satellite antenna magnet. I cut a 4x4 inch square centered on the leading edge of my trunk deck Camry follow directions placing. I've lifted the magnet for cleaning but I think when ever I remove the shield my paint job should be in tack. Think you should be ok.
2079855
This product is more like a plastic coating than PAINT. It goes on much thicker then regular spray can paint.It's also a little harder to get a smooth even finish on small stuff.It is a solid color enamel that is pleasing to the eye. Ahhhh, some reflectors are required for safety? Anyway. Spray a scrap piece of plastic or cardboard and put it against the other trimbefore you paint the real thing... it will not reflect through the paint... But it's not the FLAT black that is popular in our car club.
749145
Don't use it on car paint. I've done it and it ended up taking off top coat and crackling the paint in spots.
1555145
I bought this product to protect the roof of my camper. I painted the roof of the camper to add protection against any leakages. It adds a "rubberized" protection. I painted it in the Fall of 2013, and then covered it with a canvas for the winter months. I am not sure it will prevent the sun's damaging effects.
1829221
So far it hasn't harmed the paint, but vehicles have different types of paint so I can't speak for its effect on all types of paint. If you overspray on a painted surface just wipe it off before it can do any harm. Of course you can mask the painted area if you are really afraid.
1080299
The bottom magnet portion is covered in urethane (plastic), so it won't scuff your paint. I have been taking mine on and off my car dozens of times, and it leaves no mark. Magnetic holds securely. Hope this helps.
594875
According to the manufacturer - as long as it is not an Aluminum surface. The product worked well on my car panel and did not harm the paint finish on it. I would give it a try.
1814608
It goes on with 3M tape, and I don't plan on ever taking it off. But I'm *assuming* that pulling hard enough will take it off, but rip up the tape. Goo Gone, or an equivalent, should take it off easily. I've taken emblems off cars this same way without damaging the paint, although this is a lot bigger than an emblem. I soak the emblems in Goo Gone every 20 minutes, for about 3 hours, then start to rip off the emblem. Its a pain in the ass, like most things that have to do with cars, but it works.
943060
No, not unless the paint is already loose. I used it around a painted steel patio door all winter. The best weatherstrip I've ever used, but don't expect to open the door or window until the tape is completely removed.