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What to do about factory chip guard when repainting?

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Old 01-05-06, 10:21 AM
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What to do about factory chip guard when repainting?

I will be getting my FD repainted in a few months. My paint is 95% perfect, but I want to enter a few car shows this summer, so I want it freshened up. I was wondering what everyone else does about the wrinkle chip-guard paint that is on the bottom side of the car? My body-man suggested sanding it down smooth, but I wasnt sure if that was the best option. Any opinions?
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Sanding...That's what I'm planing to do
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If you want to retain the functionality of the chip guard with better looks you might try sanding it off and painting and then once the paint is good and cured <like a month later> stick on some of that 3m clear rock guard stuff. Aside from the nearly invisible line where it stops its like its not even there. Definately a better solution for a "show" type car.
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