Your paint job can be started only after your car has dried up thoroughly. For this, even if you have to wait for few hours do not hesitate to do so. Cover up all those portions of the vehicle where painting is not required. Like mirrors, glass, window frames, door handle, etc. Masking tape is the best option for this purpose. Make sure there are no holes and gaps in the tapes through which paint can seep into those areas.
Tuesday 27 July 2010
Auto Paint Primer
Auto Paint Primer : The rough and scratchy, dented surfaces of the car's body prevents the required finish after painting. So, you have to treat them with sandpaper in order to smoothen them up. Identify all such spots on the car that require some amount of repairing or sanding. If the area of rough surface is a large or the scratch marks are deep, then you can rub with a loose grit sandpaper. For small patches, where minor sanding is required a fine grit will be just enough.
Your paint job can be started only after your car has dried up thoroughly. For this, even if you have to wait for few hours do not hesitate to do so. Cover up all those portions of the vehicle where painting is not required. Like mirrors, glass, window frames, door handle, etc. Masking tape is the best option for this purpose. Make sure there are no holes and gaps in the tapes through which paint can seep into those areas.
Your paint job can be started only after your car has dried up thoroughly. For this, even if you have to wait for few hours do not hesitate to do so. Cover up all those portions of the vehicle where painting is not required. Like mirrors, glass, window frames, door handle, etc. Masking tape is the best option for this purpose. Make sure there are no holes and gaps in the tapes through which paint can seep into those areas.
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