Actually if you are using thinned lacquer you can use a brush, and get good results. Especially if you follow up with rubbing compound. I build model airplanes and I can get silk cloth to shine like a car with clear coat on it, just using a brush, rubbing compound, and wax. Time consuming though.
On Jan 15, 8:36 am, Kim Paddock <[email protected]> wrote: > You know it! I did look at the $300.00 one though...it's a mess. Needs just > about everything done even though it runs. Someone took the time and care to > take a paint brush to the gas tank too. Drugs'll make ya stoopid. >
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