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Old 12-10-2020, 09:05 AM   #26
Peanut74
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Re: How far should I go with paint prep?

Glad you decided to do it yourself and do some more learning. For cheap spray guns I got a set from Harbor Freight. It had a large spray gun and a smaller touch up gun. You will need the touch up gun when you sand out the runs in the primer while you are in your learning phase. I also watched a lot of youtube videos the one I learned the most from was DIY Autobody School made by a ex-navy guy. I am personally still working on how to lay the finish coat without sags or runs. As stated the lighter colors are much more forgiving and part of the reason I am painting my truck a mint green.
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2012 Jeep JKU "Crush"
1976 Chevy short bed with a 327 and 3 on the tree (Sold it to buy the Blazer)
1971 Chevy Blazer (Sold it)
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