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Budget balla presents: DIY Painting.
Take in mind, this is my first time AND it's with spray paint: gimme a break. primered pieces: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() My supplies ![]() bondo/hardener, adhesive, primer, color, clear coat ![]() new wing ![]() what happens when you don't fill cracks ![]() like these. ![]() already have been filled though ![]() maybe i shoul've bondo'd more ![]() light coats ![]() ![]() some close-ups ![]() ![]() up close and personal ![]() more to come. More sanding, sanding, SANDING! This post has been edited by purplegt4: Apr 20, 2008 - 1:51 PM |
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QUOTE(purplegt4 @ Apr 12, 2008 - 1:31 PM) [snapback]663918[/snapback] don't worry about messing up the paint, buffing will make it have that flat look and looks great. here's the links i used http://www.carcraft.com/howto/926/photo_01.html http://www.paintscratch.com/spraycan.htm#shine cliff notes on color sanding -wetsand (i used a spray bottle) with 1000-2000 (depending on orange peel) until paint is uniformly dull -just make sure to apply enough clear coat and not sand your color - only flatten the clear coat. -remove dirt often -use soft cloths such as terry cloths / old t-shirts / microfiber to apply medium duty rubbing compound -just look at the links - there's lots of pictures. ![]() gL! |
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