Subject	Yes...
Posted by	280ZuL8r on April 25, 2014 at 9:51 PM
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In Reply To	Did you smooth out the textured lowers? posted by dan-o on April 25, 2014 at 06:01 PM
Message	I prepped the car outide the booth to avoid contamination and had it about 18-20" off the ground on 3 ton jackstands. Below the rock guard you will find a tough composite plastic or foam that is actually pretty tough to sand smooth. I didn't want to risk getting DA sanding "Q's" in the finished paint so I only used 200grit as my coarsest for this section. It was a combination of DA, pneumatic sanding file and the good ole block and about a day to get it all squared up. "I love deadlines- I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by" 1980 Datsun 280zx 1991 Nissan 300zx TT 2006 Nissan 350z
Follow Ups	Paint preferences - z-u-later 18:22:36 04/24/14 PPG DBC, or DBU has always worked great for me. - 280ZuL8r 18:30:22 04/24/14 Damn, can't even see any orange peel - z-u-later 18:56:43 04/24/14 Slower it dries, more time it can level.... - 280ZuL8r 20:08:26 04/24/14 Did you smooth out the textured lowers? - dan-o 18:01:35 04/25/14 Yes... - 280ZuL8r 21:51:09 04/25/14 With that Good PPG, you can! - ZinnZ32 09:27:24 04/25/14 jesus that's one hell of a paint booth (n/m) - dvice 22:58:59 04/24/14 I have 3, All 70'x30' and a 40'x80ft Blastbooth. Its cozy. (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 16:03:58 04/25/14 Sikkens has worked really good for me - RobZ32 09:47:57 04/25/14 Sikkens and Glasurit were among the best B/C urethanes - ZXoltan 10:22:16 04/25/14 My car is painted with Sikkens, single stage pure white. - Woody75 (Denver) 12:33:35 04/25/14
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