I bet! Those are a little harder to come by, aren't they?
If what you see are cracks, you'll probably want to do at least a small repair with an epoxy type system.
Are you sure they just aren't stretch marks?
I bet! Those are a little harder to come by, aren't they?Dave, yes, it has fog lights. That's why I want to save it.
Jim
The only problems you could have with the color match would be from not remembering how you had your gun set up and possibly the clear coat yellowing. Value line clears have a tendency to yellow a bit after some time.is having blend problems painting panels at different times just a problem thats in my head, or is it enough to just make sure it's all from the same batch?
It's hard to tell from the photos if those are cracks or stretch marks. Bend the plastic in that area and see if it separates in the crack areas or just stretches.
Sure Jim, if you ever need to talk through any repairs, PM me and I'll call you so we can talk through it.@davedapainter, Most of them did not show up until I media blasted the bumper. I'm jumping on plane this afternoon, but should be able to do that this Friday or Saturday. I appreciate your help on this and the advice you've given to the others. Nice to know there's someone we can get good advice on, instead of opinions.
Jim
Small stuff, yes. Not for anything that really needs filling, like bondo.Is this primer ok to use for small repair areas- like wheel wells etc?
So it wouldn't be good to spray over bondo?Small stuff, yes. Not for anything that really needs filling, like bondo.
It would be ok except for the filling needs. If it's in a rattle can, it'll shrink up horribly.So it wouldn't be good to spray over bondo?
Ok, it's not a foxbody and it's just kinda like painting
I am stripping the bed liner type material off the bed of my wheel lift, it's diamond plate, the material was peeling off and has surface rust, it was not primed just rolled on to bare metal.
After I clean the surface rust do you suggest etching primer before I reapply the bed liner stuff?
Your mustang is black (sort of) Chris.
After our original talk about the possibility of my car being 'Red' with a lot of 'Black' over it. I investigated ..
The original owner said it was black straight from the factory. A passenger door,fender and hood replacement led to a complete respray-and the goofy/ugly red lettering on the fenders
So therelol
Dave what would be a good 2 part primer that I could use,ideally-I'll need a lot of it-so shelve life might come into play lol
I've seen guys use these pads for sanding corners where the primer is thinner so they don't cut through it. This is a big no no? Suggests for sanding these areas?Nope, they're almost worthless for that task. Sorry.
Got to remember that scotchbrites will give you the most inconsistent grit average.
Are you just going to base/clear, or will you be using sealed?
Hey Jon.I've seen guys use these pads for sanding corners where the primer is thinner so they don't cut through it. This is a big no no? Suggests for sanding these areas?
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