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5.9 Rebuild on the cheap: Now Just Empty Every Pocket build.
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5.9 Rebuild on the cheap: Now Just Empty Every Pocket build.
I always did 1 coat etch primer, as many coats as filler primer to get the block smooth (my OCD lol), 3-4 of the base coat, and then finally 3-4 of clear sanding the final two coats
Okay I am no body & paint guy so you'll have to help me out here.
Why do you sand the last two coats of clear? What grit? How do you get into all the nocks & crannies? I did 3 coats of the self etching primer & 3 coats of the orange. I've got 2 coats of the clear right now.
Okay I am no body & paint guy so you'll have to help me out here.
Why do you sand the last two coats of clear? What grit? How do you get into all the nocks & crannies? I did 3 coats of the self etching primer & 3 coats of the orange. I've got 2 coats of the clear right now.
Just to get the best finish as possible. It's just my OCD and isn't necessary. I just like to open my hood and people in shock of how pretty the motor is.
Just to get the best finish as possible. It's just my OCD and isn't necessary. I just like to open my hood and people in shock of how pretty the motor is.
This is a trail Jeep engine compartment I can promise you it'll be dirty within the first 2 months it's running.
I have 2 coats of clear on it now. Should I put more or?? And remember this is a flat paint and flat clear so it isn't gunna sparkle.
If there is still paint in the can, spray another coat.
