When prepping/sanding a car for paint....? - interlux paint car
I am a roll-it-yourself painting probe with my 95 Interlux Brightside Marine urethane top. If you are familiar with this material and then save the negative comments;). The white color is flat and boring, perhaps oxidation? Do not peel. When I run my finger in the car or washing, no white powder in his hand. Each entry is of this powder is? Anyway, I want a new level. My car has no physical injury to another by a few scratches on the bumper of rocks. On the sand of the preparatory work, if a vehicle is before sanding the paint wet or dry? In addition, you amateur / polish, or sand that are washed after a smooth surface, or if you want the paint surface rough so that the new layer to join? Arena for the pre-grinding the paint? 600-1000? Thank you for your help!
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Interlux Paint Car When Prepping/sanding A Car For Paint....?
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Hello ..
First exit to wash the car.
2. Band around the car window and door handles. These hold the abrasive chrome and rubber parts.
3. Sand the car with sandpaper. 400 Grain. slightly more than 400 should be a good color for stick.chips be sanded. then first painted.
4th.make Clean the surface. a clean rag with a solvent is the best.
5. Painting in the shadows of the garage or car. and does not start when the wind
6 You take your time! Take your time!
I've never seen someone who is not a roll-on paint on a car with car paint, which looked after really well .... I suggest changing the method of painting, with a standard spray paint on the type of car. In this case, the vehicle of wax or grease, and still is being prepared by wet grinding them with1000 dry sand and apply a sealer free / primer and let) (depending on the product label. Apply the base coat (color) - (I prefer the kind of base coat and clear coat), depending on the label and then apply polish.
The dust in your hands is to wash the paint pigment as you. Therefore, I recommend, base coat / varnish process. The seal of clear color.
Not much of a DIY-type project, but depending on your skills, then click OK.
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