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bmxpegan411
hi guys,
I sprayed a car the other day, checked it with my light and it looked fine..but when I cleared the car i stumbled too close to the quarter about 4 inches from the door and put a nice run in it that drug the basecoat a little so it needs a re-do. I'm no pro, but usually what I'd do is scuff the quarter and door with 800 or 1000, then use spi intercoat clear over the whole panel for a wet bed, then try to blend some color there, then out a little further possibly into the door. My question is, since it's the same can of basecoat would you chance just spraying the quarter? it's Chromabase solvent in a light metallic green color. I sprayed a car this color before then months later re sprayed the fenders and they matched pretty well, but I'm just looking for your opinions. It's a honda del sol so it's a small car and not super hard to prep, but I don't like the idea of going into the door and throwing more product on it if it's not really worth it. The door looks pretty good from what I saw this morning.
Also, how soon would you sand and paint over euro clear? I'm not in a hurry so i figure the soonest I'd do it would be this coming weekend.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
I sprayed a car the other day, checked it with my light and it looked fine..but when I cleared the car i stumbled too close to the quarter about 4 inches from the door and put a nice run in it that drug the basecoat a little so it needs a re-do. I'm no pro, but usually what I'd do is scuff the quarter and door with 800 or 1000, then use spi intercoat clear over the whole panel for a wet bed, then try to blend some color there, then out a little further possibly into the door. My question is, since it's the same can of basecoat would you chance just spraying the quarter? it's Chromabase solvent in a light metallic green color. I sprayed a car this color before then months later re sprayed the fenders and they matched pretty well, but I'm just looking for your opinions. It's a honda del sol so it's a small car and not super hard to prep, but I don't like the idea of going into the door and throwing more product on it if it's not really worth it. The door looks pretty good from what I saw this morning.
Also, how soon would you sand and paint over euro clear? I'm not in a hurry so i figure the soonest I'd do it would be this coming weekend.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!