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Painting Question
Posted: March 30 2008 12:42 PM
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Tim Kinsella (aka timkins)
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| I am getting ready to paint the front fender on my 32 Ford 2dr sedan. I repaired a dent and I am the point of painting the fender. I have sanded it and at different points I have sanded thru the existing paint into the primer. My question is, do I reprime the entire fender and then shoot the color or can I just shoot the color over the fender. If I need to reprime the entire fender, do I lightly sand and then shoot the color? The paint color is Dark Cloisonne Met Blue. I believe it has a light grey primer underneath. The paint on the car is about 10 years old, is there some way to add 10 years to the paint when it is mixed. |
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