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Kris TD

posted on 25th Jul 03 at 20:36

quote:
Originally posted by ROBSTA
WET AND DRY THE GEL COATING CRAP OFF THEN PRIME IT UP AND PAINT


erm, no dont be silly, as said above it will make the finnihs worse, just take the shine off it.


Adrenaline Design

posted on 25th Jul 03 at 18:44

I would'nt advise sanding through the gel coat, as this WILL reveal a pourous surface.
You will then need to fill each individual pin hole, that you will find in the resin and fibres under the gel.

A double gelled item is better for a good sand and paint job


ROBSTA

posted on 25th Jul 03 at 16:10

WET AND DRY THE GEL COATING CRAP OFF THEN PRIME IT UP AND PAINT


Kris TD

posted on 25th Jul 03 at 11:11

nah, it wont do that, fibreglass kits has a gel coating on them which makes them smooth etc.. just sand the shine off this then prime and paint as normal.


corsaon18s

posted on 25th Jul 03 at 11:04

basically im gettin a ccm Karnage kit, but im told its very porus and the paint just soaks into it, does it need to be primed in anything special? would plasticote primer work??


Kris TD

posted on 25th Jul 03 at 09:39

i dunno wat your kits made of fella, but nothing ive come across does this.


digitalbanana

posted on 25th Jul 03 at 09:36

priming!?!


corsaon18s

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 25th Jul 03 at 08:36

Is there anything you can do in the preparation stage as to stop a bodykit sucking up all the fcukin paint you offer it? like coating it in PVA i dunno if that would work just guessing really!:wave: