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iaokie wrote:Think my pressure was a bit uneven in places while using scotch brite wheel
Didn't really use that much pressure
It doesn't take much. That is why I discourage using it!;)
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The paint is a gray color with a course texture
Does anyone have a suggestion on something that would be close
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Hot Hot Hot

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Got the base primed but it's just to hot to do much else
Shop is over 105 (112 today)
Have it 90% dismantled so when ever this weather gets back to normal will
keep painting
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So far so good! Are you going with a similar color to the original?
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Undecided.I like the gray color But I do have a gallon of wrinkle coat but its black
Will just keep priming everything for now
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Getting closer

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A few more pieces primed I'm getting closer.110 today I think the primer is getting baked on :D
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iaokie wrote:A few more pieces primed I'm getting closer.110 today I think the primer is getting baked on :D
Did you prime the inside of the headstock? Good idea to do so!;)
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No Good idea though
Will do tomorrow :)
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iaokie wrote:No Good idea though
Will do tomorrow :)
Mask off appropriate surfaces!;)
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[quote="JPG40504"]Mask off appropriate surfaces!]

Yes do!

It's a real pain to get that self-etching primer off the surfaces that it shouldn't be on because you missed a spot in the masking.:o
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