im trying to remove as little of the original paint as possible but where ive put new panels i cant avoid it. ill do it with vactan , been using it liberally up to now anyhow , cheers mate.
Wifes on a mission to Aldi after work to get the shot blaster
Bits ive replaced arnt that big and have so far used an assortment of red oxide. Grey primer and the good old vactan. Vactan in the seam areas and then red oxide then a coat of grey primer . Aldi near me are all out of the grit blasters -bugger. Must be more t25 owners in this area than I thought
Cov Kid, In the process of cutting back the topcoat of paint on my sliding door, I've noticed that I have an area where during rolling I've tried to get a line out too late and I'm left with a slightly dimpled finish in places. Do you think that I could level the surface with cutting compound or should I try and flat the paint back some more. I've four coats of paint on her. Regards Rob
P.S. I'm using the compound available in Halfords should I be using G3?
'89 2.1 injected (Digijet)...travelling in hope over adversity
Try and flat it back. You'll only highlight it if you use cutting compound. If worst comes to worst its not too bad to redo an area like that - if you flat back too far. By now you'll have got the hang of getting such marks out.
See what cutting compound others recommend. I like to use 1200 and only use cutting compound to restore the shine but I'm no way in the concours bracket anyway - for me its about protection.
At least 8 grit blasters available in my local ALDI.
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Sliding door a nice area to roller actually and you can let roller run dry slightly once you get to a top ridge to save doing the whole door again. Depends where the mark is I suppose
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anybody used it on the wheels and any tips for doing them? There are a couple of examples in the before and after thread but not sure if it is rustoleum on them. Mine look more than a bit shabby and I'm considering doing them with the same colour as the body but I'm not sure if its overkill. Its a standard cream upper and red lower half on the body, I'd probably go with the cream/white on the wheels.
Can anone recomend a close match to L90D pastel white? Not sure what i should go for to get as close a match as possible without having to colour match.