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sahlin
I am seeking some advice on how to go about fixing a small dent/paint gouge.
I have a 68 Firebird that I finished painting and a VCR (Yeah, who has a VCR anymore? me = idiot) was stacked near the car and fell and chipped/gouged the paint in front of the passenger side rear wheel well.
This was my first ever paint job and here is what I used.
SPI epoxy
2K urethane primer
3 coats of urethane single stage Flame red made by Kirker
sanded 600 wet
3 coats of SPI Universal Clear
sanded 400-600 wet
3 coats of SPI Universal Clear
So, what is the best way to go about fixing this VCR gouge. Is it possible to repair the gouge and just reshoot single stage and clear over a small area near the gouge or am I looking at reshooting single stage flame red over the entire quarter panel and then applying clear? Not sure what to do as Ive never done any spot repairing or blending. Its not a show car but I would like to try and go about this the best way.
Thanks!
I have a 68 Firebird that I finished painting and a VCR (Yeah, who has a VCR anymore? me = idiot) was stacked near the car and fell and chipped/gouged the paint in front of the passenger side rear wheel well.
This was my first ever paint job and here is what I used.
SPI epoxy
2K urethane primer
3 coats of urethane single stage Flame red made by Kirker
sanded 600 wet
3 coats of SPI Universal Clear
sanded 400-600 wet
3 coats of SPI Universal Clear
So, what is the best way to go about fixing this VCR gouge. Is it possible to repair the gouge and just reshoot single stage and clear over a small area near the gouge or am I looking at reshooting single stage flame red over the entire quarter panel and then applying clear? Not sure what to do as Ive never done any spot repairing or blending. Its not a show car but I would like to try and go about this the best way.
Thanks!
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