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<blockquote data-quote="ikky9mili" data-source="post: 2416707" data-attributes="member: 25943"><p>most errors are when spraying. yall should press the spray nozzle head maximum 1 second and let go. move in a left and right motion while pressing the nozzle and when an area is covered, move over to cover whole area. 2nd and 3rd coat, do the same if u wish to do so. then comes the clearcoat using the same technique. this way u dont get too much spray bleeding down and damaging the overall look. </p><p></p><p>u can buy the same color as ur car color through some hardware shop but small tin and expensive price, around rm15-18. i suggest u find a "steel paint" shop and ask for ur car color code and they will give it to u in the normal tin size (rm20-23)....</p><p></p><p>while ur there, get a rubber/foam waterproof sanding block for your sanding purposes. and the correct version of sanding paper is not those u get in a hardware shop but here. which is, 'kovac' eagle brand waterproof abrasive paper P80 for initial sanding and P320 for more fine sanding...</p><p></p><p>u can get the autocolor cement from a hardware shop. the real process is actually red color cement than yellowish-gray color cement (the steel paint shop mustve got this as well) and lastly "autocolor hard putty" for final coat.</p><p></p><p>when cementing, if say u doing ur mudguard, theres a lining usually on the metal (curves of the car/top half of the mudguard), if ur dents are below that curve, cover that up and cement the whole of the bottom half of the mudguard. this way, after sanding, u get the overall clean shave instead of tompok-tompok due to cover only the dents.</p><p></p><p>hmm... good luck!</p><p>:P</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ikky9mili, post: 2416707, member: 25943"] most errors are when spraying. yall should press the spray nozzle head maximum 1 second and let go. move in a left and right motion while pressing the nozzle and when an area is covered, move over to cover whole area. 2nd and 3rd coat, do the same if u wish to do so. then comes the clearcoat using the same technique. this way u dont get too much spray bleeding down and damaging the overall look. u can buy the same color as ur car color through some hardware shop but small tin and expensive price, around rm15-18. i suggest u find a "steel paint" shop and ask for ur car color code and they will give it to u in the normal tin size (rm20-23).... while ur there, get a rubber/foam waterproof sanding block for your sanding purposes. and the correct version of sanding paper is not those u get in a hardware shop but here. which is, 'kovac' eagle brand waterproof abrasive paper P80 for initial sanding and P320 for more fine sanding... u can get the autocolor cement from a hardware shop. the real process is actually red color cement than yellowish-gray color cement (the steel paint shop mustve got this as well) and lastly "autocolor hard putty" for final coat. when cementing, if say u doing ur mudguard, theres a lining usually on the metal (curves of the car/top half of the mudguard), if ur dents are below that curve, cover that up and cement the whole of the bottom half of the mudguard. this way, after sanding, u get the overall clean shave instead of tompok-tompok due to cover only the dents. hmm... good luck! :P [/QUOTE]
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