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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: JACKSON MS USA
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I have a 1972 jimmy with an original hard top. The top doesm't really need paint but after rain or washing leaves a chalky residue on the paint. Does anyone know or recomend a sealer to put on the top to keep it from bleeding?
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Bothell, WA
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It sounds like the paint is oxidized pretty bad. I would do a good polishing of the top and then seal it with a coat of wax. The other thing you could do is do a light sanding and then shoot it with a clear coat (if you don't sand through the paint.)
------------------ '69 K-5 Blazer - 350/TH350, 6" lift, 35" tires Bothell, WA
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Orem, Utah, USA
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I saw a top redone by the body shop on a '70 Blazer with thin coat of urathane like rhino-liner. Looks real nice.
Some of the bed liner stuff comes in colors. Whichever one you use will seal everything. I believe its just a 1) clean it, 2)dust it, 3)apply it procedure. |
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