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Hi,

I have just got some of this stuff and have a question about it.

How should I go about attacking this floor section with it? I want to just coat the floor and tunnel with it but I heard it doesn't stick to bare metal.

But will it stick to roughed up paint?

Any advice would be helpful.
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Turns out to stick enough but I just concentrated on the rusty bits.
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Primed.
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Looks good so far. Interested in how it looks after primer and paint. Or leave as is?
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Just to finish this thread.

If you apply a few thinner coats it would dry less textured. I liberally applied it. But this is not a showroom resto so it matters less. It was more about stopping the rust.
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Can't see any of the pictures for some reason.
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The pics are coming up on my PC screen and on my phone. Weird
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Ok now I can see it. Looks good! White is the best colour for a P imo.
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this is the main thread for it. Not sure if you checked it out.

Another px summer project

Just put the BGM clutch in the green machine but still got that rattle. I'll finish this white one then I'll continue exploring the green rattle can. haha

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