I did start at 220 dry grit in one spot to see if I could make perfect,took a lot of 320 dry and 400 wet to remove scratches but I was able to make it look good.
Bit of whoops on my first blend attempt. Tried wet sanding down the tape line and now have a blurry patch. Colour doesn’t match anyway so will clean off the wax sand it all with 1500 and see if I can match a little better. I think I’ll add more clear also.I’ll tape some raised curved masking...
Sanding bondo. Not much fun. Getting ready to spray some primer too see where I am.working also on sanding headlights. They were really foggy.Quite yellow. A lot of wet sanding later and not too bad.
Digging out more rust. There’s a plastic peace that fits under the lip creating a place for the plastic bumper to slide in. One of the thread things rusted out so will have to make a new spot for the clip. Another spot I’m just gonna put a piece behind to give the bottom some support. Just gonna...
Yes,a hole opened up in the back allowing water in.You can see in the pic above 733a.I covered it and will seal from the back with something,silicone or the like.
Got several more spots to do. I’ll probably be a lot better at blending the paint when I do the last one. Lol.
For those that know what grit wet paper do I need to go to before I buff?? I have 2000 but probably need to go to 3000? Thanks.
One spot I did a tape line then colour sanded then moved the line to spray clear. Looks ok colour is a hair off but I’m ok with that. Looks better then rust.
Working on some rust around the fuel door that was right through so had to cut it out and whip up a patch panel. First go at these kinda...
I have a 2010 Yukon XL has some rust spots so doing some fixes.
Rattle can paint paint and clear.
So far I’ve sanded out the easy surface rust spots, prime then paint. Seams to look ok. Not perfect but I’m ok with that.
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