Would this work for auto body touch up paint?
343964
Only if you could thin it enough. I use to shoot enamels on scale model airplane and when they are too thick, I have to play with air pressure to compensate. The cleanup might be difficult. Though you can find replacent o-ring if the chemicals in the paint eat them up. Good luck.
1686006
I think it should work. On the can itself it says what types of paint it can go over. Honestly, I used it for painting over a clear coat on a Jon Boat. It should work, but don't expect a very shiny finish.
1419496
Assuming that the paint chips are very small or minor, this should adhere just fine and cover them up. They should not be noticeable. I would not recommend this for any external car wrapping though, just because it's very textured like real carbon fiber, and it will get dirty easily. This textured wrap is a lot better for interior trim pieces in my opinion.
1915964
I believe it would, however I would lightly sand the metal surface so the primer can better grip it. Otherwise I feel the paint could peel off too easily. Just make sure you properly prepare your surfaces, especially the metal.
2016723
I bet it can...but the soft nature of Plastidip may not add much if anything to it. Why not just go with a spray paint low gloss clear coat? it will be more durable in the contact wear areas imo.
121298
should work very well. Used it in my body shop for years' just make sure the surface is clean. I found it works best if you clean with isopropel alcahol.
1464156
Yes, it works on any painted surface. Expect good results on light scratches.
1741407
I do not know about cars, I use this for polishing brass when reloading. Sorry...
1127014
yes it should work just fine I have used it to make decals for cars and trucks and worked just fine so should be ok.
795447
Hello! I really don't know I use it for exterior vehicle wax and it works well on them.
1599768
???? Don't really know, my guess would be yes. It adheres very well to painted surface, as long as it's clean, go for it.
332744
Yes! That's exactly why I purchased this. Someone spray painted my silver car with black paint and it came off in minutes with no damage the to paint underneath - actually it made the paint under the spray paint look a little cleaner than the rest of my car hah!
414648
I haven't, but considering it's ink designed for use on paper, I doubt it'd work as well as paint made for cars. It washes off pretty easily from non-porous surfaces, and the colors don't really show up well unless they're on a white background.
504612
It will work. Just not up to its maximum capabilities. Only you can decide if its worth it. I think its a good product but i am also running twice the RPM you are. Truth is ... i dont have a concrete answer for you cuz i dont know the condition of your paint. If you have a fairly new paint job and just looking for a light polish and wax then it should. If you have spiderwebs and other forms of scratches ... I dont know.
364864
I wouldn't. The drill bristles are pretty coarse, which makes it better as a tough cleaner, but worse against surfaces which could potentially scratch. I wouldn't use this on my car (if I cared about the paint job) either. Really only suitable for stone-like surfaces (e.g. ceramic and tile).
895827
I would imagine it would. It's undercoating, that's what many use the product on their vehicles for.
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.