Clearcoating switches with graphics
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Clearcoating switches with graphics
I just replaced my power window switches and tonneau/hatch switch. Nice new graphics. I was thinking..the old graphics were long gone. Would clearcoat prevent that? Any chance of dissolving the graphics trying to do that? Didn't know if anyone has tried that or not.
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Re: Clearcoating switches with graphics
well it would be kinda difficult to get the clear to stick to the buttons because you would have to sand it and if you sand it of coarse the graphic would be sanded off.
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Re: Clearcoating switches with graphics
hadn't thought about the sanding part. Thought maybe I could just put some light spray on it. Thanks eater.
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Re: Clearcoating switches with graphics
I used my wifes clear nail polish on my new swithces, 7 yrs and counting no issues, still look brand new.
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Re: Clearcoating switches with graphics
that's a great idea. I'll do it. Thanks Viking
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