Block Sanding A Car Roof at Alice Hager blog

Block Sanding A Car Roof. Beat the stretched metal lower than the surrounding metal or shrinking it (the preferred method). Sanding without one is useless for getting panels straight. In this video kevin tetz shows you the difference between sanding and shaping, when to use which grit of sandpaper, and how to use. The longer the sanding board or block the better, especially on large panels. For extensive rusting, use a metal grinder to remove as much rust as you possibly can. I'm not going into shrinking in this. Diy tips on how to block sand a car that has been repaired and sprayed with 2k high build primer surfacer. Get rid of any rust spots with sandpaper or a grinder. The key to any great paint job is careful and thorough block sanding of the whole body, which is usually repetitious (prime, block sand, prime, block sand). In this video i will go over. If you’re going to be finishing it in order to paint directly over it you should use a combination of block sanding and da sanding.

If you’re going to be finishing it in order to paint directly over it you should use a combination of block sanding and da sanding. The longer the sanding board or block the better, especially on large panels. Diy tips on how to block sand a car that has been repaired and sprayed with 2k high build primer surfacer. I'm not going into shrinking in this. Sanding without one is useless for getting panels straight. In this video i will go over. Get rid of any rust spots with sandpaper or a grinder. For extensive rusting, use a metal grinder to remove as much rust as you possibly can. In this video kevin tetz shows you the difference between sanding and shaping, when to use which grit of sandpaper, and how to use. Beat the stretched metal lower than the surrounding metal or shrinking it (the preferred method).

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Block Sanding A Car Roof Beat the stretched metal lower than the surrounding metal or shrinking it (the preferred method). The key to any great paint job is careful and thorough block sanding of the whole body, which is usually repetitious (prime, block sand, prime, block sand). Sanding without one is useless for getting panels straight. Get rid of any rust spots with sandpaper or a grinder. In this video kevin tetz shows you the difference between sanding and shaping, when to use which grit of sandpaper, and how to use. The longer the sanding board or block the better, especially on large panels. If you’re going to be finishing it in order to paint directly over it you should use a combination of block sanding and da sanding. For extensive rusting, use a metal grinder to remove as much rust as you possibly can. Diy tips on how to block sand a car that has been repaired and sprayed with 2k high build primer surfacer. In this video i will go over. I'm not going into shrinking in this. Beat the stretched metal lower than the surrounding metal or shrinking it (the preferred method).