NYB Emblem Restoration
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Nick C
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Thanks for pointing that out. I just assumed that they were painted/filled like the other emblems. Now that you mention it, back in the day my days car was also missing the red. I just thought that the sun had baked it out like many of the roof emblems. At this point I'm going to move ahead and complete them with the Crystal Clear 200. Hopefully they will look like a factory emblem. ponce I'm done I will post the photos.
Nick C
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I will ask the supplier if that will work as well as a torch.
Nick C
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I added a gloss clear coat to them. I will also be adding the Crystal Clear filler to them. As mentioned above, the factory never painted or filled them. However, it I think that it gives them a finished look. I'm somewhat curious as to why the factory never did it.
3175375
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Another option would be to bake it in an oven (175-225 degrees). Betty Crocker 8^P
Nick C
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Just ordered the Crystal Clear 200 from Reynolds Advanced Materials. Glenn over there was extremely helpful. He offered his help if any of us need some. You can reach him at 818-358-6000.
As for removing the air bubbles, he said that baking it is not a good option as it would speed up the set-up time and possibly cause fish eyeing. Either a torch pass over quickly or a heat gun on low air will work. He even mentioned that a match or a cigarette lighter can also be used. In addition, they also carry the paints if someone wants to tint or color the product.
As for removing the air bubbles, he said that baking it is not a good option as it would speed up the set-up time and possibly cause fish eyeing. Either a torch pass over quickly or a heat gun on low air will work. He even mentioned that a match or a cigarette lighter can also be used. In addition, they also carry the paints if someone wants to tint or color the product.
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