anyone re-cleared a rally red?
anyone re-cleared a rally red?
rally red evo here, getting pretty ****ty, mirrors are totally faded.
tried my level best with caring for it but it starting to swirl a bit.
has anyone had the car wet sanded and then have a few coats of clear shot on it?
how much did u pay?
any before and after pics?
rally red sucks.
tried my level best with caring for it but it starting to swirl a bit.
has anyone had the car wet sanded and then have a few coats of clear shot on it?
how much did u pay?
any before and after pics?
rally red sucks.
thanks for the link, but ive done all that, im surgical with a porter and cable and claybar. its not swirled that bad, but its creeping up and the more i clay and buff the more i remove paint. what i tneeds is a good coat of clear. or several coats.
I am not sure if the Ralley Red is similar paint to the Phoenix Red. The Phoenix Red I believe has the paint and clear mixed together which is why paint sometimes comes off. Some guy on here said the reds used for Mitsubishi were only single stage paint.
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you can re-clear the car..it will be a very painful process though.i sanded down my RR myself before paint job.but i started at a low grit and didnt care about cutting through the paint etc.
i say call a paint shop in your area or ask ultimate-cc or ultimatecc(not sure if it has the dashes)he has his own body/paint shop and is very good.
id say start with a high grit like a 1500-2000 and do a very light sand on it,then you could possibly shoot dupont 7900 over it..but i would ask/pm/call shops.
ive never recleared a car,but taking the clear off is easy,but if you care about the red paint it may not be so easy.
i say call a paint shop in your area or ask ultimate-cc or ultimatecc(not sure if it has the dashes)he has his own body/paint shop and is very good.
id say start with a high grit like a 1500-2000 and do a very light sand on it,then you could possibly shoot dupont 7900 over it..but i would ask/pm/call shops.
ive never recleared a car,but taking the clear off is easy,but if you care about the red paint it may not be so easy.
I got this straight from mitsu. They said they don't clear the red because it would make it fade faster. I don't claim to know alot about paint, but that sounds a little strange to me.
a friend of mine has the exact same problem on his hands right now, and he really took care of it. He washes/waxes it so much we tease him that he's washing the paint off it. I think he's considering having a cheap/local paint shop repaint it.
they do clear the red,why wouldnt they...my car use to be RR and trust me it has clear..i know cus i sanded it off!now if you look at RR before clear and after clear its a huge difference..
all evos have clear i dont care what anyone says...when you sand a clear down you will get a white residue...and thats all i saw when i sanded my car down...
if you have no clear left(which is odd)..then id suggest getting the OEM paint from mitsubishi and re-shooting it then re clear..b/c when you sand your probably gonna take the paint down a little bit..
all evos have clear i dont care what anyone says...when you sand a clear down you will get a white residue...and thats all i saw when i sanded my car down...
if you have no clear left(which is odd)..then id suggest getting the OEM paint from mitsubishi and re-shooting it then re clear..b/c when you sand your probably gonna take the paint down a little bit..
Well you musta had a special RR evo from the factory because my paint is super thin and its got no clear coat... just paint! Interesting.... Only Metalliac painted evo's have clear coat


