Sanding down primer
HCF Member
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 8,469
RE: Sanding down primer
get some smooth sandpaper ,about 200ish grit (im guessing you primerd from a gun,mideum build) and a sanding block and just go in long streches across the bumper, your going to sand into the bumper a bit...USE a block, because if you just put your hand to hold the sand paper your putting different amounts of pressure on it..good luck
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 354
From:
RE: Sanding down primer
yes and no. you should be alright but, do you have a automotive paint store around your area. if so go and buy some "HIGH BUILD PRIMER" its in a rattle can too but its automotive primer. same stuff they spray out of the guns. anyway. if not then just go to the store and get some sandable primer but i would put alot of coats on it cause your going to sand alot of it away. anyway use a block to sand and use 320 grit. take a bucket and fill it with water. cold or hot don't matter your puting your hands in it. get a rag. make the rag and the sandpaper wet. use the rag to keep the panel wet while you sand this is called wet sanding. i know duh! anyway sand in the direction of the panel not in circles and you don't have to apply alot of pressure to the block. just keep it wet. if u think of it in a perverted kinda way its kinda like sex......just keep it wet....thats all im saying. good luck
Laced with Sarcasm
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 15,280
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 354
From:
RE: Sanding down primer
things can be done right with a rattle can. like i said if u have a automotive paint store in your area then go to them and they can put whatever u want in a rattle can. that is if u don't have access to a compressor and paint gun. so just look in your door jam and find the paint code and give it to them they will mix the paint and put it into a rattle can or i better say several rattle cans. you can get single stage paint with clear already in it so when it drys its done. you pervert. [sm=joke.gif]