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  1. 05-31-2007 07:16 PM #1
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    Dupont Chromabase touchup

     



    Does the chromabase match up good if you have to go back and touch up an area? Any tricks to getting it to match and not leave a spot that is noticable?
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    Quote Originally Posted by youther
    Does the chromabase match up good if you have to go back and touch up an area? Any tricks to getting it to match and not leave a spot that is noticable?
    You'll have to blend it in as it does not "spot" well.
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    Yeah, you prep the whole panel for clear, blend the color out on the spot you are repairing and then clear the whole panel.

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    Chromabase isn't a "spot touch" kind of paint. Like they said, do your color on the area needed and reclear the whole panel to blend. I don't think Dupont makes a blending material like PPG does for their clears for Chromabase but I could be wrong...???
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