spraying body kit
Moderator: martauto
ive just got hold of an m-tec kit in blue, but my bm's silver. ive sanded it right back to the base white (hard work) and filled in any chips and sanded everything smooth. what i want to know is whether i have to sand between spraying layers or when??? apparently after the final coat, i have to wet n dry evrything before applying the laquer but im a bit confused with all this sanding malarkey, so if any1 can help me out that would be sweet.
easy clem
i think once you have done the first rub down and then put ur primer on, then its a case of rubbing down again with a fine grade paper.
one u have done this then put ur silver base coat on then once dryed ur laquer. use flexible paint.
worked in a body shop for a short time a long while ago, so correct me if i am wrong anyone!
i think once you have done the first rub down and then put ur primer on, then its a case of rubbing down again with a fine grade paper.
one u have done this then put ur silver base coat on then once dryed ur laquer. use flexible paint.
worked in a body shop for a short time a long while ago, so correct me if i am wrong anyone!
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E30Mark
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Never rub down the colour coat before lacquering!
If you've never sprayed before, then i suggest you find something easier to learn on...
You will need a decent paint with plasticisers mixed in to stop it chipping off.
I would practice on one of the smallest pieces first, I assume your using a compressor / gun not aerosols....
If you've never sprayed before, then i suggest you find something easier to learn on...
You will need a decent paint with plasticisers mixed in to stop it chipping off.
I would practice on one of the smallest pieces first, I assume your using a compressor / gun not aerosols....
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scottybeemer
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yep he's right,once base coat is on DONT touch it ,just get the lacquer on!E30Mark wrote:Never rub down the colour coat before lacquering!
If you've never sprayed before, then i suggest you find something easier to learn on...
You will need a decent paint with plasticisers mixed in to stop it chipping off.
I would practice on one of the smallest pieces first, I assume your using a compressor / gun not aerosols....
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sorry, ur right guys what was i thinking, too many stellas lol 



