In this Episode we go over multiple applications identifying which sandpaper grits to choose when doing repairs to plastic, metals and sanding filler. We also venture into wetsanding and buffing and give the correct guidance on choosing the correct grit to give you a great results. After viewing this video you’ll be able to hit the garage with complete confidence in carrying out any repair!
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Hey Brian. I know in the links you have for the sanders are from Kovax. Are the Astro pneumatic versions of both the 6" and 3 " pretty decent? Can you provide the part numbers for the equivalent in the Astro Pneumatic AND also in another decent affordable brand please?
I just want to say I had a nasty scratch on my rear bumper and decided to grow some balls and fix it myself with no experience. This video helped me so much man. Hands down the best video on this topic on the internet. Thanks alot guys.
What compound or polish did you use to buff after the k3000 on the black paint
What a great video I will definitely use this to paint my car soon
I have a plastic grill from a Jeep Wrangler and I’m using rattle cans to spray it down. I accidentally used the wrong sand paper to go over some parts of paint that got sprayed on too thick. It left scratches. What’s the best way to get it out for a smoother finish? Do I sand it using red brute scotch pad (600grit)? I used 160 grit which felt soft to touch which caused the scratches. Of course I did this when I let the first few coats dry.
I should be studying for the NCLEX instead here I am.
Watching this to fix my terrible rattle can job
Hey thanks for videos you have been very helpful, can I ask at around 9:15 you mention sealing the bumper. Any chance you could give more info on this?