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Old 10-20-2012, 11:47 AM   #11
Low Elco
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Re: My '67 Fleetside C10 renew

You'll need 150 and 240 sticky back block paper, and some da paper in the same grit. They sell guide coat in a spray can at the paint store. DO NOT use any normal spray bomb stuff. Clogs paper and can cause bad juju. If your small areas are cool, apillars and such, you can wet sand epoxy with 400 or scuff with a scotchbrite, and shoot paint over it. Big areas, 2 coats g2, guide after dry, block 150. When good, shoot 1 coat g2, guide, block 240. When good, light coat g2, guide, wet block 400. Base and clear.edges and small smooth areas can be scrubbed in with a red scotchbrite (paint store) g2 where blocking needed, you can scuff epoxy and shoot paint over the rest.
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