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no one knows?
I wouldn't dump it.
The "best" method I found when using a brush is to do multiple thin layers. In the heat & sun a thin layer will dry very quickly....within 10-15 minutes. If you are doing a good sized area, by the time you finish the panel the section that you started with will be dry. So you don't have to sit around waiting for it to dry....you can pretty much continuously work on the panel.
I did the dump-n-spread method with a brush.....didn't go so well. If you put on a very thick layer the top will dry before the bottom will, so then you are left with a tough film of dried spectrum on top and pudding underneath it. It will dry eventually, but takes a pretty long time (days).
The "best" method I found when using a brush is to do multiple thin layers. In the heat & sun a thin layer will dry very quickly....within 10-15 minutes. If you are doing a good sized area, by the time you finish the panel the section that you started with will be dry. So you don't have to sit around waiting for it to dry....you can pretty much continuously work on the panel.
I did the dump-n-spread method with a brush.....didn't go so well. If you put on a very thick layer the top will dry before the bottom will, so then you are left with a tough film of dried spectrum on top and pudding underneath it. It will dry eventually, but takes a pretty long time (days).
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thanks i was planing on letting the car sit for a week
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it all drys hard sorta like bed liner.. The brushed on stuff is taken awhile to though i did a thin coat for my 1st layer. Took 2 hours but that might of been due to the fact I painted it at 6 am when it was cool out. It's about 90 now and it's drying faster. I'll check on it tomorrow and let you know if dumping and waiting works. what's V3?
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Use it almost exactly like you would use paint, including using a roller.
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