How to prepare your car for primer. diy auto body and how to primer a car
In this episode I will teach you how to prepare your car for primer.
how to evaluate the car for dents, what sandpaper should be used for the situation , what steps to take in order to gets the best possible results for you paint job.
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I thought your primer fan was very narrow instead of wide. I'd guess you are using less air pressure to avoid a ton of overspray and you have the time. Not sure. My devilbiss FLG-3 has a 2.2 tip and it can 'dial down' the fluid when needed too.
I’ve watched several videos on how to do this and this is by far the most clear and concise video I’ve watched. Thank you very much!
I been watching your video since yesterday all day lol. Question do you sand over any part that has 180 grit and just finished it off with 320 ?
Great video bro!
I am a painter with fifteen years of experience
Wait hold up, so you don't have to sand it down all the way to primer? I noticed that all you did to the blue paint was you scuffed it up to where its like faded, and I know you have to get rid of the clear coat as well, but all I'm asking is that it's okay to scuff up the paint and it'll be ready for primer?
I see you use the Mirka System, been in paint and body and mechanics for the last 40 years, you have a good channel and really good skill, be proud.
Very nice work! Your primer went on so smooth and well-coated the first time. You did a great job sanding it down.
awesome video, im planning to primer my 68 f-100 and this should help alot! awesome info.
Great informative video, I learnt a lot. Cheers mate !