touch up paint tips?
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touch up paint tips?
I got a little bottle of touch up paint with the brush in the bottle, to fix some paint chips on my car.
I'm doing what I would call a heinous job so far. Is there a good way to fill in the little dips left from paint missing? So far I scuffed it a bit with a tiny piece of sandpaper, then brushed over it.
Can I wet sand this later to smooth it all out? After using enough paint to get the surface level of course. What grit? Or maybe just use a polisher with some polishing liquid?
Any tips are appreciated.
I'm doing what I would call a heinous job so far. Is there a good way to fill in the little dips left from paint missing? So far I scuffed it a bit with a tiny piece of sandpaper, then brushed over it.
Can I wet sand this later to smooth it all out? After using enough paint to get the surface level of course. What grit? Or maybe just use a polisher with some polishing liquid?
Any tips are appreciated.
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Re: touch up paint tips?
I got a little bottle of touch up paint with the brush in the bottle, to fix some paint chips on my car.
I'm doing what I would call a heinous job so far. Is there a good way to fill in the little dips left from paint missing? So far I scuffed it a bit with a tiny piece of sandpaper, then brushed over it.
Can I wet sand this later to smooth it all out? After using enough paint to get the surface level of course. What grit? Or maybe just use a polisher with some polishing liquid?
Any tips are appreciated.
I'm doing what I would call a heinous job so far. Is there a good way to fill in the little dips left from paint missing? So far I scuffed it a bit with a tiny piece of sandpaper, then brushed over it.
Can I wet sand this later to smooth it all out? After using enough paint to get the surface level of course. What grit? Or maybe just use a polisher with some polishing liquid?
Any tips are appreciated.
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