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Anyone know if SEM Chip Guard is available at Pep Boys/Kragen, Home Depot, etc?
Anybody?
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call them. I got mine via online. a big rock was no match for the sems, now it's sporting clear shipping tape bandages.
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I want to spray SEM, then cover with that clear vinyl tape.Originally Posted by 632 Regal
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Try an Auto Paint supply store...or order online, you can find a seller thru SEM website
http://www.sem.ws/where_to_buy.php
Found a local place, heading over now!
Just picked up a can, $15.80 (no tax)
Gonna take a look and maybe spray my headlights tonight, or maybe tomorrow on my lunch break... depends how cold it is when I get home tonite.
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I've been using and recommending the SEM Chipguard stuff since I first tried it ~4 years ago. I used it on my fog lights and headlights, as well as the black plastic grill. If I ever get the rock chips properly fixed on the hood and leading edges of the fenders and outside mirrors, gonna Chipguard them too.
I also used black (comes in clear and black) on the sandblasted rocker panels, which still look new 40K miles later. I don't see much downside with this stuff, and am planning to use in on my Porsche instead of the plastic film that ultimately cracks and yellows. Chipguard probably comes off with solvent, which would make it 1K times easier to remove than the film stuff when old.
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laquor thinner works well when its dry and mineral spirits when you want to start over from massive runs
95 E34 530I V2.37
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Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.
John F. Kennedy
No runs, but I definitely have texture. It's a bit cold here in CA too, garage is probably in the 50's right now, so it's taking a little longer, I think I may have put it on a bit heavy. No runs, since I set them facing directy up... but a bit of texture. Hopefully it'll settle/smooth, I'll hit em with another coat or two from 2 ft away to try to smooth it out a little more... worst case scenario is some fine grit sandpaper and a little polish... it is a clear-coat paint, after all!
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