Peeling Laquer
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Bonjour Chaps

I was just wondering if there was a quick and easy way to combat peeling laquer?
I.e. Peel off and flat back as much as you can and then re-apply, or would a rub down respray and re-laquer be required?

What about if its gone cloudy too?

Thanks
Nic

Would you not be better asking for your manicure tips on a beauty forum Nic?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Medusa + injection = too much torque for the dyno ..https://youtu.be/qg5o0_tJxYM

If your good with a spray gun you can flat back the damaged area dust on some base coat (but do not wet the panel) then lacquer the whole panel, this even works on black. And this will only work if you have the original paint to apply!

If you have to get your paint mixed go to the same pain supplier that mixed the paint on the car and hope to god they have not changed their tints.

Own the day

scrap it.

i'll pm you my address to send the engine down.

Fortunately this isnt on the mini, I avoided laquer to save weight

So its not just a simple case of flatting back and re-applying then, bum

What is this laquer that girls wear? I could learn something today

the lotus? suppose i could dispose of that for you if you wish?!

Edited by James_H on 17th Nov, 2008.

Fortuanately that is fine too

Ive got a pain in the ass 205 that i need to get rid of

Why not just take it for a hurtle down some lanes, misjudge an oncoming corner completely and nearly stuff it into a hedge?

Oh no I forgot, it was MY 205 you do that in...... hee hee hee

dum dee dum

as I said afterwards "Dont worry I have a spare"

he he he

I run a supercharger and I don't care the TB is on the wrong side.
VEMS + 12 PSI + Liquid Intercooler = Small Bore FUN!

meh, i'll take that too! lol wouldnt mind a nice 205 gti! anyway, enough spamming of your thread now!

take it away!!!

It's not that bad nic, better than mine was!

I think quite the opposite