Captions, and descripition of process and products will follow, (soon). For now, post your questions and comments about color sanding and polishing, and I'll get the answers if I don't have them.
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excellent "how to" Mark!
these visual how to's make this bb one of the best on the internet. Thaks for taking the time to put it together.
just can't say how great it is, how much I appreciate your effort.
wish I could have been there
your friend on the DTBB
these visual how to's make this bb one of the best on the internet. Thaks for taking the time to put it together.
just can't say how great it is, how much I appreciate your effort.
wish I could have been there
your friend on the DTBB
quote:Originally posted by george pence:
excellent "how to" Mark!
these visual how to's make this bb one of the best on the internet. Thaks for taking the time to put it together.
just can't say how great it is, how much I appreciate your effort.
wish I could have been there
your friend on the DTBB
Pleasure George, you missed a guys in the garage day, you'll have to cash in that rain check
soon. I have captions for the photos, but been a little lazy today, I'll work on it tonight, or tommorow.
Mark 6808
Due you use a soft style block for color sanding?
I'm assuming some areas have to be color sanded with the bare hand like around the wheel openings.
What kind of pads are you using on the buffer?
I'm assuming some areas have to be color sanded with the bare hand like around the wheel openings.
What kind of pads are you using on the buffer?
quote:Originally posted by Mark Mensen:
Due you use a soft style block for color sanding?
I'm assuming some areas have to be color sanded with the bare hand like around the wheel openings.
What kind of pads are you using on the buffer?
The car was completly color sanded with a DA attachment upto 1500 (this acts like a rubber block, but allowes, ot causes a "blocking" effect, flattening the clear coat). This was the final touch up, and the areas that needed attention were just nibbed by hand.
Mark, three different pads were used.
First was a wool pad ( ) with cutting compound (3m 05974)
Second was a white foam pad ( ) with Finesse (3m 05928)
Third was a black foam pad (3m 05725) and finishing glaze (3m 05996)
Final step was spray wax () and those yellow synthetic (sp) towels.
I'll post the missing part number tonight.
Mark 6808