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10-06-2005 04:08 PM #1
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Fiberglass Fenders
Im prepping for primer and need to know will filler primer take out the waves if i keep going over it sanding and shooting it multiple times
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10-06-2005 05:54 PM #2
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If they aren't TOO deep. If the fenders are very thick, you might run over them with a sander first, and knock down the high spots.
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10-06-2005 06:00 PM #3
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what grit paper should i use
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10-07-2005 08:49 AM #4
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Hard to answer w/o seeing them......but if they are thick enuf, I'd start with 100 grit and take it slow..........it shouldnt take much, ot those fenders are junk.....should come out of a good mold with very little distortion.Then I like Ecklers spray putty for fine tuning the finish prior to painting.
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10-07-2005 09:07 AM #5
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I know that they came from BeeBops in Athens TN but they are good and thick. i think i will just test the waters and take it easy the wort thing that could happen is I buy a new Fender
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