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![]() 3249 Posts Member #: 1194 Post Whore Shropshire. |
14th Jun, 2008 at 09:31:59am
Hi all, the car has been dry built for a few years - im now pulling my finger out and getting it all sorted.
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![]() 514 Posts Member #: 2169 Post Whore Malta (Ex. Scotland) |
14th Jun, 2008 at 05:29:42pm
As far as I know it can be wet sanded, but go easy on it.
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447 Posts Member #: 668 Senior Member newton aycliffe (near durham) |
14th Jun, 2008 at 06:17:04pm
You dont sand the paint! You can sand the clear coat though! |
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![]() 368 Posts Member #: 362 Senior Member durham area |
14th Jun, 2008 at 09:57:06pm
style stays the same, nice light coats or you may end up with dark patches then loads of clear coat nice wet sand i use 2000 grit, then a nice polish with g3 and some wax, might be worth checking the size of nozlle in your gun generaly use 1.2 for metalix and a 1.4 for solid colours. have used both sizes with good succes though. love that straight cut scream!!!
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![]() 3249 Posts Member #: 1194 Post Whore Shropshire. |
14th Jun, 2008 at 10:51:39pm
Ok cheers guys.
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![]() 514 Posts Member #: 2169 Post Whore Malta (Ex. Scotland) |
15th Jun, 2008 at 12:42:54pm
DOH.
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103 Posts Member #: 2314 Advanced Member cumbria |
15th Jun, 2008 at 11:38:33pm
All the top bodyshops have stopped wet sanding as far as i know. This is because the water gets into areas that you dont see and when you paint it traps it in and causes future problems. I was told this by a very good bdyworkman. Maybe something to bare in mind. |
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