Rob van Abeelen
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for denibbing waterbased we use these 3M discs : Paint Preparation Pads 150mm p/n 50590 , 1000grid – p/n 50951 , 2000grid.
You can stick them on a handpad.
hope this helps.
I use a line sander for getting the shape , then block by hand with 80grid , like Ben says 180 is way to fine to get it straight.
We started to use PPG Envirobase this year and after a lifetime of Spies Hecker solvent based i just love the PPG Enviro stuf.
A friend of mine uses Nexa , also a PPG brand , and i like that a lot too , but since a while my neighbour paintshop uses Max Meyer , wich is also a ppg brand but on the cheaper side of the scale and i must say that it does look good , it´s not PPG but it can compete with most brands out there.
If you look for e cheaper alternative then i would give this a good look too.Looking good there.
Who doesn´t have 80 grid?
oh , i see , but this is not his shop , this is taped in his home garage , he actualy works for Photofinish from Tucson and has about 150 vids on youtube ( http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqCRBowSBc3OVvptRY10ZJw )
Nice job , looks good to me!
Congrats with the new job , and yes , everything happens for a reason and carma will take care of things , just sit back and enjoy 😉
About phosphoric acid metal prepping rust have a look here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JML4q2Dfe9g
This guy does high quality restaurations and explains things very nicely.
I hope this helps.
looks good!
Hi and welcome….
:spraywelc: and have fun.
Hi and welcome , maybe it´s in your wax , you might want to take the wax totaly of on a spot to see what happens
looks sweet , i love the color.
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