bodywork
#2
RE: bodywork
ORIGINAL: 86_GT_Mustang
Ok im getting my car ready for paint..
What kind of sandpaper should i used to sand the car?
Ok im getting my car ready for paint..
What kind of sandpaper should i used to sand the car?
I started sanding mine with 80and a body guy told me to stop because the base/original coat was in good condition still...
#3
RE: bodywork
ORIGINAL: only90s
I am in the process of doing this to mine now...If you want all the paint off and down to bare metal then 80 Grit is common.....Although if the original paint is not that bad it can be scuffed with 320-400 and then re-painted...
I started sanding mine with 80and a body guy told me to stop because the base/original coat was in good condition still...
ORIGINAL: 86_GT_Mustang
Ok im getting my car ready for paint..
What kind of sandpaper should i used to sand the car?
Ok im getting my car ready for paint..
What kind of sandpaper should i used to sand the car?
I started sanding mine with 80and a body guy told me to stop because the base/original coat was in good condition still...
the paint is not to bad and i doing it by hand untill i get a compreasser back
#5
RE: bodywork
320/400 grit is you are just scuffing the clear to shoot over it. That is if your car has clear. Some 90's do not, two-stage ws an option nfrom Ford at that time. 320/400 is what painters use for blend panels
#6
RE: bodywork
80 to hit bare metal
220 to clear up the crappy old paint to get to a decent base or primer coat
320-400 to just get the clear off, i recomend 400 for this.
1000-2000 for wetsend when your finishing up
220 to clear up the crappy old paint to get to a decent base or primer coat
320-400 to just get the clear off, i recomend 400 for this.
1000-2000 for wetsend when your finishing up
#7
RE: bodywork
I would:
-Block with 180 or 220 (Using as long of strokes as possible with a long block as well 8 to 12 inches)
-Sand down to where your just starting to see the factory primer
-Lay 2 coats epoxy primer
-Follow up with 2-4 coats high build primer
-Blockagain with 400 with guide coat to see your highs and low spots
-once everything is awesome gently wet sand with 500
-then use your paint of choice I reccomend Bc./cc
-Block with 180 or 220 (Using as long of strokes as possible with a long block as well 8 to 12 inches)
-Sand down to where your just starting to see the factory primer
-Lay 2 coats epoxy primer
-Follow up with 2-4 coats high build primer
-Blockagain with 400 with guide coat to see your highs and low spots
-once everything is awesome gently wet sand with 500
-then use your paint of choice I reccomend Bc./cc
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