So tonight was a short night that had some disappointments. I ran out of my evercoat. Half of the caulk tube is just the plunger. Its like a bag of chips when half of the bag is air. $32 for 8.45 ounces.
The stuff seems to work pretty good but its not as easy as the video shows. Ive done 4-5 coats on a place trying to level it up and get it smooth and feather edges while in their videos it takes only 2.
As you sand with 80 to remove damage you shape edges very easily... On some of the smooth curves you can see were the DA went along the edge and there is just a slight defined line in the curve from where it was altered. granted its not a huge deal as a light coat of this stuff would get it out but it just seems like there are so many curves and angles that you half way fix one thing and mess up another...
Tonight Im just frustrated with it. I really want to get this thing painted this year, it just seems like its been fighting me along the way. Granted there are no more rips and holes in the bumper. Alot of the scuff marks have been removed etc, but it just seems like you work on the area and you damage another trying to work a spot right next to an edge. Lord knows these bumper covers are expensive aftermarket and you dont find many good used one. Which makes it worse when you realize you slightly altered the edge and have to figure out a way to smooth it back out because good replacements are few and far between. Sorry for my whining lol -Matt
The stuff seems to work pretty good but its not as easy as the video shows. Ive done 4-5 coats on a place trying to level it up and get it smooth and feather edges while in their videos it takes only 2.
As you sand with 80 to remove damage you shape edges very easily... On some of the smooth curves you can see were the DA went along the edge and there is just a slight defined line in the curve from where it was altered. granted its not a huge deal as a light coat of this stuff would get it out but it just seems like there are so many curves and angles that you half way fix one thing and mess up another...
Tonight Im just frustrated with it. I really want to get this thing painted this year, it just seems like its been fighting me along the way. Granted there are no more rips and holes in the bumper. Alot of the scuff marks have been removed etc, but it just seems like you work on the area and you damage another trying to work a spot right next to an edge. Lord knows these bumper covers are expensive aftermarket and you dont find many good used one. Which makes it worse when you realize you slightly altered the edge and have to figure out a way to smooth it back out because good replacements are few and far between. Sorry for my whining lol -Matt