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Using Spray Paint to create a Guide Coat for block sanding primer, to find all the imperfections and mistakes before actually painting the car or truck . Rattle Cans work best for this job and cheap flat black paint is what you want.
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Thanks that was excellent on what you shared thanks again
Thank you for information on body work
Great vid as always Pete. I am curious as to why you just didn't paint the whole car the same time instead of engine bay an chassis first. Thanks again
I like Mini the body shop girl when you go live and ignores you and talks to the subs 😂😂
Well said.
bike is covered in Bondo from the previous owner. I'm going to get it done right and painted from the bare metal. keep that filler crap off my bike
Hi, good show
I look at this car and had to do same things to mine, Every car I get is a trash junk and I bring it back much better than factory. I think your doing a great job and has taught me a few things.
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I saw this tip on sprayway customs channel as well and it really helped me to get to the next level. Still not a pro by any means but nothing worse than finding a tiny ding that you missed after the panel is painted.
And 17:55 is my favorite part lol. We all need this advice at times!
Great to get back to cars. This idea of block sanding is a skill us DIYers need to learn. PS, can you put a plastic liner in the spray shed and install your electrics to get the shed operaational . Any money and time used in the detail area is down the toilet as you are not heading to an endpoint. Minnie is the girl to finish the shed, she did a lot of the work on the big shed and has the skills.
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