Im not from Harrisburg,Pa..... im from a small little place in west africa

 

ROFL.......As long as I keep a good job, help take care of her dad, don't compare her to my ex, and don't pee on the floor, she does a good job puttin up with me withou complaining. She does whine a little about all the trips to Austion for work when I get to three trips in a month....

 

Lol the peeing on the floor caught me by surprise Hahaha.... soooo does this mean your not doing black leather in the ram?

 

Probably not in the Ram....but the Yota may be a possibilty.

 

I would love to have leather interior.. maybe someday ill be brave enough to attempt it... someday

 

Don't put that stripe on the Taco. It's a Mopar thing, don't defile it

 

So while sitting in my office trying to get some work done...I get an e-mail that a 2 pound package was delivered to the house.......




More than 2 pounds, but no appearant signs of damage (unlike the last time....)


Opened it up and WHooHoo! No damage!




Sanded the primer on the outside part. Compressor is on its way out. Wouldn't keep up sanding. Time to start looking for another compressor.....

So I am sanding the primer on the outside. Do I need to sand the inside as well or would scuffing with green scotch brite work OK?

I plan to shoot with an self etch primer with adhesion promoter before base coat. I assume I do not need to use the 2K primer - or do I?

 

Its a bumper, anything you can do to it to promote paint sticking to it, and STAYING stuck to it, is a good idea.

 

Scuffing it will be fine.

Ive always just used a sealer. But it wouldnt hurt to hit a good coat of 2k though. Just dont need to go as heavy as on the truck. Just enough for good coverage.

P.S.- Try not to break through the e-coat.

 

Bumper's looking nice... Hooray for damage free shipping!