Paint Overspray
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From: PENDERGRASS GA
Paint Overspray
So I Stripped My 72 Coupe To The Glass, Made Necessary Repairs And Primed And Sanded, Now I Am Painting. Yesterday I Sprayed Inside Of Door Jams, Inside Of Hood, And Inside T-top Areas With The Ontario Orange Dupont Chromabase And Chromaclear And Now I Have Just A Little Overspray On The Outside Of The Car Around The Doors, Hood And T-top Area About 2" Or A Little More, Do I Just Wet Sand That Overspray Down A Little And Put More Base And Clear Over It When I Get The Doors, Hood, And T=tops Back On? Or Is There Something More I Need To Do?
Richard F.
Richard F.
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If the rest of the car is still in primer, then yes just sand it off. If the car has been painted and this is over the BC/CC then you might be able to buff it out with a cutting pad / compound.
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From: PENDERGRASS GA
Its Not Over The Paint Just Around The Edges Of The Door Opening And Hood Opening On The Primer, I Guess I Will Roll It Out Of My Make Shift Paint Booth, Wet Sand That Area As Well As A Quick Scuff Over The Whole Car And Roll It Back In And Shoot The Whole Thing.
