DK17
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This is not a complete guide due to the type of paint i will be using.
Took the bonnet/hood off to start sanding for respraying, for a good respray you really have to go after it with some course grit paper, i used some cheap stuff i had kicking about for general sanding, You can really see that paint work wasnt really up to much to start with but it is a landrover so what do you expect.
After sanding with the course paper get some fine grit wet and dry and quickly go over it, you can get those cheap pads in packs of ten for about £1.50 / about $3
use some water with those, if you have a used one allready thats even better, you only need to soften the harsh lines from the course stuff,
if this was a new vehicle i would do it properly but in this case it doesn't really matter due to the paint im going to use.
Afetr quickly going over it with wet and dry using water give it a good clean to get rid of any paint you got off using the wet and dry.
to be continued.
Took the bonnet/hood off to start sanding for respraying, for a good respray you really have to go after it with some course grit paper, i used some cheap stuff i had kicking about for general sanding, You can really see that paint work wasnt really up to much to start with but it is a landrover so what do you expect.
After sanding with the course paper get some fine grit wet and dry and quickly go over it, you can get those cheap pads in packs of ten for about £1.50 / about $3
use some water with those, if you have a used one allready thats even better, you only need to soften the harsh lines from the course stuff,
if this was a new vehicle i would do it properly but in this case it doesn't really matter due to the paint im going to use.
Afetr quickly going over it with wet and dry using water give it a good clean to get rid of any paint you got off using the wet and dry.
to be continued.
