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02-11-2011
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Rcs Body Prep ?
Jon.
What is this, and how does it work / be applied etc ? I've noticed when doing fades I need to carefully wipe away overspray that has 'clung' to the shell, like dust.. Does this help - and how  Andy 
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remove masking and apply to area to be painted next. 2 light mist coats and evapourate off with a heatgun etc.
helps remove surface residue, contaminants, static etc. works very well, i am sure the few that have tried it (not up on my site yet but is available from xfactory and any shops that may have stocked it) will agree. 
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03-11-2011
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How much is it Jon?
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I've no idea HOW it works, but I question how I ever painted without it!! Eliminates static completely!
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03-11-2011
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Is it applied by brush or through the airbrush?
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From memory I think it is £6.99 (check xfactory uk to confirm) for 125ml/4oz bottle. It is applied by a/b
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