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1971 Truck Paint Job Removing Orange Peel

 
 
1971 Truck Paint Job Removing Orange Peel
1971 Truck Paint Job Removing Orange Peel
In order to remove orange peel, settled debris, runs, and other defects, more blocking is necessary. This time 3M 600-grit wet/dry paper is used with a soft sponge block and clean water. At this point, the underlying finish is straight and even, all that's left is to create a smooth and sleek topcoat. For that reason I switched to the soft sponge. It's aggressive enough to cut down blemishes, waviness, and orange peel; yet it's mild enough to not flatspot radiuses. However, continue to sand through curves, radiuses, and the like to keep consistency. When sanding you'll notice the clear will leave behind a white film. Be sure to clean each finished area immediately because this film can eat into the fresh paint. View Related Article
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