Touch-up paint, FLEX or NON-FLEX? Any experience anyone?
Touch-up paint, FLEX or NON-FLEX? Any experience anyone?
ok, i'm looking to get a touch up paint kit from paradox in here:
http://www.paradox-systems.com/exterior.html
now, what the hell is the difference between flex and non-flex?
Anyone has any other recommendations?
Any experience anyone?
My car has some nasty scratches in the bumper, is not even funny.
If i didn't have a body kit i wouldn't normally do this, however scratches + body kit makes the car look beyond ghetto.
http://www.paradox-systems.com/exterior.html
now, what the hell is the difference between flex and non-flex?
Anyone has any other recommendations?
Any experience anyone?
My car has some nasty scratches in the bumper, is not even funny.
If i didn't have a body kit i wouldn't normally do this, however scratches + body kit makes the car look beyond ghetto.
Flex- has flexible paint agent mixed with the paint that gives the pain "an elastic" proportion. Its what is used on bumpers, moldings etc. I bet you have seen cars runing around with paint peeling off the bumpers or cracking, this is due to the cheap repair facility who pockets the $$$ on insurance repairs (most of the time thats the case) and doesn't add flex agent into the paint when doing bumpers. Non Flex would be used on metal parts- like hood, roof, doors etc.
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