--- In [email protected], "Ed" <Loizeaux@...> wrote:
> As a counterpoint, I would state that it is a very small inconvenience and
> there are many other things worth worrying about. The issue of corner
> painting has a solution and is not a big deal. The quality of the end result
> is what counts and how you get there is what it is. No more, no less. Not a
> mountain, but a mole hill.
>
and corners usually need to be a different shade than other parts of the
car so it's not a one step operation no matter how one applies the paint.
Airbrushes are best for large and smooth areas while hand brushes, sharpies,
sponges, Q-tips, etc. are best for smaller or non smooth areas. There's a place
for all in the box of tricks.....DaveBranum
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