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Thanks BLACKRAIN. Much appreciated.

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Chrysler paint code PDN ceramic gray also known as destroyer Grey.

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If it has what look like fish eyes. Best to sand it back down and redo don't know if a flow coat will work to fix it.

I will try sand it as you advices. I did a maybe thick coats , i had to wait dry long time since last comment. And i noticed it settled more the surface and wasn’t so bad as before, not is raining all day, as soon i get week of sun i will try again. As long not too ugly from look at 3 feet its ok, its an old car i just did a better job thN before and it got ruined. I am good on mechanical stuff but body work its so hard, people have no idea how it’s difficult, surely its an art.

I fat typed , don’t know how to correct, my comment lol

@@junkemails5050 Sounds like you have a plan.

@@junkemails5050 No worries. All good

@@junkemails5050 The best thing do is let it harden,sand and redo.

yep, 👍🏿 let it dry ,water sand it flat, and reclear

The gen light is referring to the alternator. Disconnect battery from back of alternator and test for voltage right at it with engine running. Just because it's new doesn't mean it works. A lot of parts stores will test it for you no charge if you remove it and take it in. The tach meter may have just plan quit or is stuck. Tap the gage glass and see if it moves.

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That takes time. Heat gun as needed and a box cutter or utility knife to pick away at it. Or some sand paper to help keep the edge peeling.

@@swc-diygarage do you let the edge cool down completely before working it? It seems to chew through blades on my box cutter lol

@@huntersvejkovsky4720 heating and cooling a few times should release it. Possibly try removing the little bit that's on the back side pulling towards the stuck edges.

@@swc-diygarage thank you

Thanks again

Had just cured enough to resist the rain. Thank for watching BrusHstrokeZ.

It's holding. I've had this happen before but the clear was fresh and left spots that looked like fish eyes. Thanks for watching much appreciated.

Yeah i guess its what happened to me. How did you fixed it? Wht shoud i do?

​@@junkemails5050water sand with 600-800 grit and reclear

I appreciate your interest but I have no time. Thanks for watching.

Great advice. Thanks BLACKRAIN.

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Chrysler part # 52028732AC

@@swc-diygarage thank you sir

Yes sweaty finger prints can . This rust was from the bed sitting outside for several months in the weather and moisture penetrating the primer.

Scuff it really good with corse sand paper and filler will stick

Thanks Rain. You know how it is when life changes. Finding the time I once had isn't easy.

@@swc-diygarage I understand ,

This would definitely be a good gun for bike parts. A powerful gun for its size and I would get the 1.2 tip.

@@swc-diygarage Thanks i'm between this gun and ANEST IWATA LPH-50 1.00mm Tip gun, which one would you recommend?

@@aydinefendi iwata make really good guns so I thinks it comes down to the $$$

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I would love to help you out. But life changes and I really don't have time for any side jobs.

It sure could. But the main garage door was also wide open. Thanks for watching and commenting.

.030 for flux core .023 for mig.

@@swc-diygarage for fluxcore you got the ground om negative and gun om positive?

@@vegitoblue7908 dcen" electrode negative". So wire is negative. Ground clamp is positive.

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The idea is to keep the cure speed the same with the colder temperature.

Im looking for something that can cure fast in the any temperature. I want to be able to repair chip areas. ​@@swc-diygarage

Awesome. Just be aware that gaps may be a little wider when you fit them back on truck. Thanks for watching.

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Only works for car and truck type tire and rims. Pair of regular tire irons probably work best for lawn tractor tires.

@@swc-diygarage I used them but damaged the bead area those lawn tractor tires can be very hard sometimes harder then full size tires princess has the 8-16 on sale for $69 this I’m winding what the difference is the picture don’t show anything that jumps out.

True. Unfortunately its only a couple dollars difference at CT for an balance only or install and balance.

@@swc-diygarage I mean, its still cost effective if you do it every winter and summer change. 😁

@@workingtools2999 absolutely

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Still works. Just plug it in no switch.

@@swc-diygarage some of the higher end models seem to replace the cheap switch with a DIN rail breaker. At least you got one of the models with the 12 IGBT chips in sets of 3, some only have 8 in sets of 2.

I dont find it that effective. Helps keep BB's from sticking part and electrode but would still have to clean it with a wire brush or wheel.

Got these at my local body supply store. Think they where $40 Canadian each side

Good price, im looking. Can only find 150 each. What store

Google. Baseline Fender & Supply