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Re: Why does my new paint chip so easy
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Posted by CNKS on November 16, 2006 at 08:21:36 from (204.249.178.135):
In Reply to: Why does my new paint chip so easy posted by awc on November 16, 2006 at 03:29:29:
If you want to avoid chips, you have to treat your tractor like you would a car. I doubt if you would set a wrench on a painted surface of your car or truck. Anything will chip. If you used Omni acrylic urethane, it might be somewhat more susceptible to chipping than the high dollar stuff -- this has been discussed before. Best to be careful.
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