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Old 05-23-2013, 12:38 PM
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PPG DPLF40 is a pretty good match to the factory red oxide.

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DP 40 is Gray, the more correct Epoxy is DP74 ( LF ) which is similar to red Oxide

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Your correct the red is 74 I was thinking of the catalyst when I wrote that those are 401 and 402. Thanks for the clarification.

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I didnt use any scrapers on my cars. A pressure washer with hot water routed from the washing machine outlet worked great on its own. I then finished it off with a diesel soaked rag. Be careful with the scrapers, it leave gouges in the primer. Use plastic squeegies.

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Well here are some pictures from day 3. Starting to get cleaner. Still messy as hell though.






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I didnt use any scrapers on my cars. A pressure washer with hot water routed from the washing machine outlet worked great on its own. I then finished it off with a diesel soaked rag. Be careful with the scrapers, it leave gouges in the primer. Use plastic squeegies.

X2 - and don't paint the bottom of that car once you get all the gunk off - it will look fine as is.

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