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Old 08-11-10, 09:42 AM
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clearcoating raw carbon fork

Recently I ordered an extra carbon fork from the factory in China. I don't really know if it's going to be clearcoated or not.

If not, what's the best way for me to apply a clear finish? I don't have a dust-free indoor paintroom nor do I have spray equipment. So if I'm going to spray, it has to be outdoors hanging from a tree

So there's probably a rattle-can clear paint. Is it possible to use a brush-on clear "paint" (lacquer?) of some kind, applying several layers with steelwool or such in between to give a nice deep glow? Perhaps rattle-canning just the top coat. I seem to lack the ability to spraypaint without runs.

What would the typical auto body shop charge for this service?
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