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                        Question about Micro Sol and Micro Set...

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                        Anonymous
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                          November 2005
                        Question about Micro Sol and Micro Set...
                        Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, July 20, 2005 7:08 PM
                        Well I've been looking around and it looks like the micro sol and micro set system I like the best(don't even know why) Tongue [:P]

                        Anyways, I see alot of people applying gloss before putting the micro set, is this necessary or an optional thing?

                        Thanks in advance ;)
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                        DURR
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                          July 2013
                        Posted by DURR on Wednesday, July 20, 2005 7:27 PM
                        gloss is ness. the reason is the smooth surface gloss provides prevents any air pockets even pockets you cant see from forming under the decal flat paint is sort of rough and allows these pockets to form
                        over time that micro air pocket becomes like a bubble on your house or car paint gets bigger and bigger it pops and the part where it popped you lose the decal and the rest peels away too
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