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mongocanfly 03-01-2019 12:58 PM
Re: Painting a Suburban part two
 
I didnt tape mine either when I did my truck....then I saw where MP& C(I think) taped his..well duhh...I dont know why I didnt do that... but I'm like you...gonna take a really tall guy to see mine...

mongocanfly 03-01-2019 01:04 PM
Re: Painting a Suburban part two
 
Nsb...I tried just saving his pics,,then rotating them and resaving..they were straight then ,but when I went to postem back they flipped again...I dont know what to call it but on mine there is a button thatll show grids on the pics..if I give there and cut the top and bottom off the pic it'll stay straight...

nsb29 03-01-2019 05:47 PM
Re: Painting a Suburban part two
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mongocanfly (Post 8477348)
Nsb...I tried just saving his pics,,then rotating them and resaving..they were straight then ,but when I went to postem back they flipped again...I dont know what to call it but on mine there is a button thatll show grids on the pics..if I give there and cut the top and bottom off the pic it'll stay straight...
Crazy man crazy

Foot Stomper 03-04-2019 10:54 PM
Re: Painting a Suburban part two
 
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Originally Posted by pwdcougar (Post 8472314)
Nuts

I had already ordered the SEM self leveling seam sealer for the drip rails prior to your post. The package does say that it is made for drip rails. I'm going to apply it after the epoxy primer is applied and see how it looks.
I believe you have experienced the poor results of a self levelling seam sealer I tried to warn you about. It's the technology of the sealer itself not being easy to use and does nothing that a simple seam sealer would do with far less mess, permanent mistakes and money spent. :smoke:

I hate to say I told you so but...

nsb29 03-05-2019 08:48 AM
Re: Painting a Suburban part two
 
I have yet to find a seam sealer that wasn’t a sticky gooey mess if you had to smooth it out

pwdcougar 03-05-2019 10:50 AM
Re: Painting a Suburban part two
 
I’m happy with how the sealer went in and it’s looks overall. It seems to be a lot more tough than regular seam sealers. The next time I use it I expect it would be a perfect job.

Average Joe 03-06-2019 03:47 AM
Re: Painting a Suburban part two
 
Looks good! Thanks for the update.


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