Rebel Editor December 26, 2018 45 Comments

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It’s all in the way you “SCUFF IT”. http:www.swrnc.com or 972-420-1293

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  1. sean schulte

    @diyautoschool my friend pete, after you "scuff it" can you change your base color from the original color? (I have a Black truck, can I change to Lime Green)

  2. D.I.Y. AUTO SCHOOL

    @75schulte If you are changing the color of your vehicle, it's advised to properly wet sand instead of scuff. the whole car, then come back and scuff the edges that your block sanding missed. This type of repair you see in this video with scuffing procedures is for spot painting. Pete

  3. sean schulte

    @diyautoschool would you wet sand with 400? do you have a video on this? thank you my friend Pete for your time and ALL your help!!!

  4. D.I.Y. AUTO SCHOOL

    @75schulte You can visit swrnc on youtube and there are a bunch of videos I made about sanding, wet and dry. Thanks Pete

  5. supersport2778

    Great video Pete! Are there any cars you take from beginning to end and show how like u did this one? Your videos are kinda all over the place..lol. Love the videos Pete. Keep em coming! I want to see you do a paint job from beginning to end, wet sanding and buffing and all. Maybe you can tell me what vehicle u did so I can find it in the mess of videos you got. Thanks again Pete!. Love your language and candid behavior in the videos!. You crack me up sometimes while I learn =)

  6. D.I.Y. AUTO SCHOOL

    @supersport2778 I do so many different cars and stuff, that I don't really concentrate on doing one job from start to finish, I try to find parts of the car Im working on to get the best knowledge out of, if you go to swrnc on youtube you will see alot of how to videos as well… Thanks for the comments Pete

  7. D.I.Y. AUTO SCHOOL

    @gpcdist It depends on what your sanding at the time. if it's your final sand, yes sand by hand, if you are sanding to put your first primer on, then you can use the proper electric sander. You should try to use air sanders, if possible. Pete

  8. toddincharlotte

    There's an obvious difference between the 400 sand for the primed damaged areas vs. the "scuff it" areas. Does the base coat/clear coat finish cover these differences?

    Can you paste the link for the "whole car" sanding for changing base coat? I'm not going to far ["tropic tan" to "Daytona Yellow"]. Is it just one sanding? Do I need to "feather" my prime/fill areas?

  9. PrinceTian

    Thanks pete, between diy and swrnc people all over the world now have valuble information on how to restore/customize their vehicles. Just wanted to say I appreciate the time you put in to help all of us out. Will be working on my 76 chevy c10…I'm very excited! Thanks and mahalo from hawaii!

  10. D.I.Y. AUTO SCHOOL

    @PrinceTian Thanks for the comments and all the support.. Good Luck on your project. Pete

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