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In this video we’ll learn the best way to sand primer for painting. Dry Sanding Primer is sometimes better then wet sanding but we’ll let you be the judge which is best. Car Restoration can be a big job unless you know how to DO IT YOURSELF!
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Thanks D.I.Y. Auto School for the videos and tutorials. And thank you My Friend Pete for taking the time out of your busy schedule to show us the tricks of the trade. With the knowledge that I have learned from watching your videos I'm going to attempt to repair a bedside panel on my 2004 Dodge Dakota. I'm going to cut out the rust and weld in a patch panel. Can I ask your advice on something ? First I'm thinking about doing a flange weld on the panel, second I'm going to need to do this over a couple of weekends since this is my daily driver and I work 6 days a week and I was wondering if I could drill holes in the flange and temporarily hold it in place with rivets so that way I have my truck to drive. Or would that just mess everything up?
Great video-all of them. Can you post the equal grit dry to wet. I know you said it 59 times but I cant rember
Thanks Pete, nice tech tips.
Great tips.
Straight too the point. Love the vids!
You still not in Moab hard to stop working long enough to move
Pete that video was just so good it really answered my questions from other videos thank you so much. Understanding the grit equivalence between wet and dry sanding is so important and I understand it now thanks to you Pete. Best wishes from Australia.
Hey Pete question , you talk about doing door jams with basecoat mixed with clear coat as a single stage can i also do my dash like that I know I can't paint the car like that. 66 buick special? Jim
Pete, aren't you in Utah?
Working on a 56 Chevy 210 station wagon. Thanks for the advice and taking your time to make these videos.