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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Sand Gluvit before painting?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rob4" data-source="post: 522204" data-attributes="member: 36934"><p>Sanded the Gluvit today. A scotchbrite pad for prepping metal dulled the Gluvit down nicely. Vacuumed everything Then acetone, to clean up, followed by alcohol, because it's hard to get all the metal dust etc., up. Finally primed what needed it with self-etching primer (two different kinds cause I couldn't find enough of one at 3 different stores). Finally ready for paint tomorrow!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rob4, post: 522204, member: 36934"] Sanded the Gluvit today. A scotchbrite pad for prepping metal dulled the Gluvit down nicely. Vacuumed everything Then acetone, to clean up, followed by alcohol, because it's hard to get all the metal dust etc., up. Finally primed what needed it with self-etching primer (two different kinds cause I couldn't find enough of one at 3 different stores). Finally ready for paint tomorrow! [/QUOTE]
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