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Apply sufficient Acrylic Gel to completely fill damaged area. Do not overfill, as this will create additional sanding and time to complete repair. Do not allow air bubbles to form. If bubbles do appear, stir Acrylic Gel with applicator tip until they disappear.

Note: The acrylic gel will initially be golden in color, but with exposure to light over-time, it will become completely translucent.

Turn on the Curing Light (included). Hold the beam ½” above repair surface for 3 minutes for small repairs (1/2” in diameter), and 3 – 5 minutes for larger repairs. Occasionally move beam around outer edges of repair until surface is completely hardened. It is normal for some sticky residue to remain on the surface after it has completely hardened. This sticky residue should be removed with sandpaper (included).

Note: An incandescent, compact fluorescent or halogen desk lamp can be used to help cure Acrylic Gel. Place lamp head 2” directly over repair surface for 10 minutes.

Lightly sand the repair area using the 500 grit sandpaper (provided). Repair area should be level with surrounding surface and smooth to the touch.

Open the Polish Paste Packet (provided), and apply to repair area. Using Buffing Cloth (provided), vigorously rub the paste on the repair area. Polish to desired finish.

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Apply sufficient Acrylic Gel to completely fill damaged area. Do not overfill, as this will create additional sanding and time to complete repair. Do not allow air bubbles to form. If bubbles do appear, stir Acrylic Gel with Mixing Stick until they disappear.

Allow Acrylic Gel to cure (harden) for at least 30 minutes, or until surface is completely hardened. It is normal for some sticky residue to remain on the surface after it has completely hardened. This sticky residue should be removed with sandpaper (included).

Lightly sand the repair area using the 500 grit sandpaper (provided). Repair area should be level with surrounding surface and smooth to the touch.

Open the Polish Paste Packet (provided), and apply to repair area. Using Buffing Cloth (provided), vigorously rub the paste on the repair area. Polish to desired finish.

4.

Apply sufficient Acrylic Gel to completely fill damaged area. Do not overfill, as this will create additional sanding and time to complete repair. Do not allow air bubbles to form. If bubbles do appear, stir Acrylic Gel with applicator tip until they disappear.

Note: The acrylic gel will initially be golden in color, but with exposure to light over-time, it will become completely translucent

Using 70121 or 72121 Professional Curing Lamp (purchased separately), hold beam ½” above repair surface for 1 minute for small repairs (1/2” in diameter), and 2 – 3 minutes for larger repairs. Occasionally move beam around outer edges of repair until surface is completely hardened. It is normal for some sticky residue to remain on the surface after it has completely hardened. This sticky residue should be removed with 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately).

Lightly sand the repair area using the 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately). Repair area should be level with surrounding surface and smooth to the touch.

Apply 51121 Polish Paste (purchased separately), and apply to repair area. Using 90122 Microfiber Polishing Cloth (purchased separately), vigorously rub the paste on the repair area. Polish to desired finish.

4.

Apply sufficient Acrylic Paste to completely fill damaged area. Do not overfill, as this will create additional sanding and time to complete repair.

Using 70121 or 72121 Professional Curing Lamp (purchased separately), hold beam ½” above repair surface for 1 minutes for small repairs (1/2” in diameter), and 2 – 3 minutes for larger repairs. Occasionally move beam around outer edges of repair until surface is completely hardened. It is normal for some sticky residue to remain on the surface after it has completely hardened. This sticky residue should be removed with 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately).

Lightly sand the repair area using the 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately). Repair area should be level with surrounding surface and smooth to the touch.

Apply 51121 Polish Paste (purchased separately), and apply to repair area. Using 90122 Microfiber Polishing Cloth (purchased separately), vigorously rub the paste on the repair area. Polish to desired finish.

Apply sufficient Acrylic Paste to completely fill damaged area. Do not overfill, as this will create additional sanding and time to complete repair. Do not allow air bubbles to form. If bubbles do appear, stir Acrylic Paste until they disappear.

Note: The acrylic gel will initially be golden in color, but with exposure to light over-time, it will become completely translucent.

Using 70121 or 72121 Professional Curing Lamp (purchased separately), hold beam ½” above repair surface for 1 minute for small repairs, and 2 – 3 minutes for larger repairs and seams. Occasionally move beam around outer edges of repair until surface is completely hardened. It is normal for some sticky residue to remain on the surface after it has completely hardened. This sticky residue should be removed with 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately).

Lightly sand the repair area using the 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately). Repair area should be level with surrounding surface and smooth to the touch.

Apply 51121 Polish Paste (purchased separately), and apply to repair area. Using 90122 Microfiber Polishing Cloth (purchased separately), vigorously rub the paste on the repair area. Polish to desired finish.

4.

Apply sufficient Acrylic Paste to completely fill damaged area. Do not overfill, as this will create additional sanding and time to complete repair.

Allow Acrylic Paste to cure (harden) for at least 30 minutes, or until surface is completely hardened. It is normal for some sticky residue to remain on the surface after it has completely hardened. This sticky residue should be removed with 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately).

Lightly sand the repair area using the 90123 500 grit sandpaper (purchased separately). Repair area should be level with surrounding surface and smooth to the touch.

Apply 51121 Polish Paste (purchased separately), and apply to repair area. Using 90122 Microfiber Polishing Cloth (purchased separately), vigorously rub the paste on the repair area. Polish to desired finish.

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Use in a well ventilated area, and away from an open flame.

Spray surface with steady, even strokes at a distance of 8” to 10”. Several light coats give a better finish than one heavy coat.

After painting, turn can upside down, and spray for two seconds to clean spray head

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Apply sufficient Acrylic Gel to completely fill damaged area. Do not overfill, as this will create additional sanding and time to complete repair. Do not allow air bubbles to form. If bubbles do appear, stir Acrylic Gel with Mixing Stick until they disappear.

Allow Acrylic Gel to cure (harden) for at least 30 minutes, or until surface is completely hardened. It is normal for some sticky residue to remain on the surface after it has completely hardened. This sticky residue should be removed with sandpaper (included).

For best results, use when can is between 60 and 90 degrees Farenheit, and when humidity is less than 80% to ensure proper drying.

Spray surface with steady, even strokes at a distance of 8” to 10”. Several light coats give a better finish than one heavy coat.

After painting, turn can upside down, and spray for two seconds to clean spray head