071508 Fairing scratch repair.

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this is how i repaired my front fairing. i need some help though, if you know how to blend the 2 different coats drop me a comment plz =)

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Jul 15, 08 By: Vanzal15

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Posted Jul 16, 08 by MenchiTheDog
Hey Van you know what you need..is some tic tacs in the tool box.
Hey Van where did you get that mini sprayer?
i was thinking of getting a sprayer and a compressor to do a repaint on my Hurricane.

Posted Jul 16, 08 by MenchiTheDog
thanks man...i might buy one and you know..paint up the town...(shifty eyes) lol... but i was thinking of repaint my front fender and see how it looks...a small chip on it. otherwise my Hurricane = hurricane street fighter.

Posted Jul 16, 08 by Vanzal15
http://www.google.com/products?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENUS2
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Posted Jul 15, 08 by seekinsoul
You can just wet sand (color sand) the area you painted to get the roughness out. Do a search on the subject. You should be able to find some good info on how to do it. It's pretty easy, but takes time and some attention to detail.

Good job on the fix more...

Posted Jul 16, 08 by seekinsoul
If you do it properly and then buff it out it should have a nice shine.
Try this link. it gives some instructions on wet sanding.
http://www.ehow.com/how_2182233_wet-sand-paint-car.html

Posted Jul 15, 08 by Vanzal15
so the wet sand will not cause the paint to become milky in color?

Posted Jul 15, 08 by ashfoot
Nice repair job.

Now when you say blend do you mean that the two colors are slightly different or is it just the feeling of the two paints? Cause one trick I've used before would be waxing the spot but there has got to be another way to blend it.

Posted Jul 15, 08 by ashfoot
ah, ok. Ya that makes sense. When I spray painted my computer I had the same problem. But like what seekinsoul said multiple coats with sanding in between should make it come out shiny new. Remember to wax/buff it out at the end when dry.

Posted Jul 15, 08 by Vanzal15
the color matches perfectly. the problem is that if i tape it to get rid of the over spray then their is a sharp line where the new coat is substantially higher than the old one. since i did not tape it their is lots of over spray "mist" causing the more...

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