Subject	Havent shaved it but seen it done.
Posted by	zxnazx(tt) on March 20, 2015 at 1:16 PM
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In Reply To	Nice work. Have you ever shaved rock guard off a oem bumper? posted by Jkova300z on March 20, 2015 at 08:06 AM
Message	It depends if your primering the whole bumper and then painting or your aplying plastic adhesive and just painting over. It looks like your on the right track. 220 to 400 and 600 or 800 depends if your doing water base or solvent paints.
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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