Subject	Nice work. Have you ever shaved rock guard off a oem bumper?
Posted by	Jkova300z on March 20, 2015 at 8:06 AM
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In Reply To	Twin Z Design! Prepping For Paint Thoughts Of material Pics posted by zxnazx(tt) on March 19, 2015 at 10:32 PM
Message	By any chance? Seems like you are experienced in body work, I'm trying to shave the rock guard and have a smooth rear bumper. Do you have and thoughts on a good process? I though about DA with 80 grit down most of the texture then finish off with long block and 120-220-320 grit.
Follow Ups	Twin Z Design! Prepping For Paint Thoughts Of material Pics - zxnazx(tt) 22:32:17 03/19/15 Cool! I'm SO not artistic. I can uglify most anything, lol. - Zuberman 23:09:52 03/19/15 Less than 5 cents.. - ttz'in (norcal) 23:27:37 03/19/15 I'm in El Dorado Hills - -Grimm- 00:52:52 03/20/15 Apologies Dennis, meant more than five.....duh - ttz'in (norcal) 08:45:03 03/20/15 Nice work. Thanks for that info. First time I've seen - Boosted1 05:57:34 03/20/15 Nice work. Have you ever shaved rock guard off a oem bumper? - Jkova300z 08:06:59 03/20/15 What you describe - -Grimm- 09:35:06 03/20/15 Kaminari Skirts Fitment Issue forgot to mention - zxnazx(tt) 10:43:15 03/20/15 That's what I expected - BlackholeZ 14:07:11 03/20/15 80 is too rough. I would start with 320 or 220 then 400 - zxnazx(tt) 17:16:12 03/20/15 That's what I was thinking - BlackholeZ 20:36:14 03/20/15 thought of dipping it? dipyourcar.com (n/m) - LivinTheDream 21:31:01 03/20/15 I looked into it, heavily. - BlackholeZ 01:20:37 03/21/15 Figured Id have some work cut out with the sanding. - Jkova300z 19:10:02 03/20/15 Havent shaved it but seen it done. - zxnazx(tt) 13:16:22 03/20/15 Great info. Bookmarked for future reference. Thanks! (n/m) - J-Mart 11:37:54 03/20/15
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