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Luke-saxo
17th July 2010, 12:42
Any help would be great i am having bits on my car sprayed and i have to prep the car so which way is best or how like what grade sandpaper etc thanks
Carlvtr88
17th July 2010, 13:05
600 - 800 for light sanding.... More abrasive paper is higher number.... if your priming, Clean area and Just remember to do light coats, at intervals rather than one big coat then paint... I just Prepped Primed and Painted my Gf's bumper ( was removing a bumper scratch) and i just took my time, Used a bit of common sense.... Be patient and the job looks mint.
Oh yeah dont forget your masking tape and newspaper :) and before you use any Primer ( if you are) Just make sure you mask well, Double, Triple and quadruple checkig that everywhere you DONT want primer, Is covered.
Luke-saxo
18th July 2010, 17:08
cheers its being done my mate and his work ( hes a sprayer ) and i need to prep the parts so just use wet and dry then ?
pepper953
18th July 2010, 21:25
use a sanding block or you will get fingerflatting
if you don't know what your doing
The more abrasive flatting paper has a lower number
saxo-parts
18th July 2010, 21:34
use a sanding block or you will get fingerflatting
if you don't know what your doing
The more abrasive flatting paper has a lower number
and use the wet 'n' dry wet, water with a splash of washing up liquid in it, stops paper clogging and makes it so much easier to get a good finish
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