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Old 5th August 2010, 13:52   #1
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Been trying to paint my chevrons black, but can't seem to rough it up enough. I've tried sandpaper but it's staying smooth. Any ideas guys??
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you want it to be smooth once you've sanded it, if its rough it will look terrible under/through the paint
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thats the idea of sanding, to get it smooth and it will put tiny minute scratches/marks into the plastic that they primer/paint will stick into to
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thats the idea of sanding, to get it smooth and it will put tiny minute scratches/marks into the plastic that they primer/paint will stick into to
Oh right well may have to have another go, probs leave it to dry for longer aswell.
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