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10-27-2006 10:36 AM #11
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(QUOTE) "hotrodpaint makes me feel bad by saying he can do a car in one day"
BTW, I am talking about a car without seperate fenders. Early cars will double the work.
Not trying to make anyone feel bad. My sander has about a 10 inch pad on it. I always use the most aggressive sandpaper grits I can without affecting the final outcome. I am a "get-to-it" guy, and I don't like to f*** around with the sanding like I'm trying to put a final polish on it!
I would tell you that I have used 36 grit, but some of the guys on the group would have a coronary! I can get away with a few scratches because I use 2K primer, then guide coat, block sand, and glaze, before paint.
It's just a different approach. Everybody seems to have their own.Last edited by HOTRODPAINT; 10-27-2006 at 10:38 AM.
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