Posted: Tue Oct 15, 13 4:13 pm
Mossy68 wrote:Mr Runner.
It seems you have a thing for "rare birds "
Does this make you a twat ???
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Quality work but ............ ffs JC put a mask on 
Posted: Sun Oct 20, 13 6:54 pm
Quality work but ............ ffs JC put a mask on
Posted: Sun Oct 20, 13 7:29 pm
PETTYBIRD wrote:Quality work but ............ ffs JC put a mask on
He has got a mask on
(only posing for the camera) Posted: Sun Oct 20, 13 8:14 pm
Posted: Sun Oct 20, 13 8:21 pm
Looking good
Posted: Sun Oct 20, 13 9:17 pm
What would be the better brand/type off stone chip for this application?
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 13 8:58 am
Looks fantastic 
Posted: Mon Oct 28, 13 9:18 pm
Did you get an answer ? I had someone ask me a similar question. Years ago I used to use Shultz but sure there is a better or more modern equivalent ?mas wrote:What would be the better brand/type off stone chip for this application?
I was just advised about a product made by Wurth. Almost like a spray on rubber, he said it's not cheap but the best ....
Posted: Tue Oct 29, 13 9:42 am
3M Body Gard is the stuff you need. It's not cheap at about 12 quid a can but you can get smooth or textured and with 3M two part spray sealer, you'll get a top job that you can spray straight over with basecoat and clear if you need to.
Posted: Tue Oct 29, 13 9:07 pm
Cheers fellas
First response I've had so far
First response I've had so far
Posted: Tue Oct 29, 13 9:17 pm
What Ivor said. Thats what i did mine with (and several cars i restored before that)