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Topic: tiny imperfections
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| showcrop
02-27-2012 16:57:42
75.67.231.80
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I have sanded down the high build and found a few small holes like 1/8 by 1/32 type of thing that I don't believe another coat will cover. What can be applied to the primer to take care of these.
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| glennster
02-28-2012 04:56:17
99.90.9.153
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Re: tiny imperfections in reply to showcrop, 02-27-2012 16:57:42
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| you can apply the glazing putty with either a single edge razor blade or the 3m rubber squeegees. much better application than a bondo spreader. here is a link to the squeegee. they are great for wet sanding as a block on the sandpaper, and for pulling the water off as you wet sand to check your work. also work good for applying decals.
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| GordoSD
02-27-2012 18:21:14
216.106.252.74
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Re: tiny imperfections in reply to showcrop, 02-27-2012 16:57:42
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| Plain 3M glazing putty. But prime over it after sanding it.
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| showcrop
02-27-2012 17:40:16
75.67.231.80
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Re: tiny imperfections in reply to old red guy, 02-27-2012 16:57:42
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| Thanks guys, I will pick up some two stage putty.
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| CNKS
02-27-2012 17:27:16
216.144.104.128
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Re: tiny imperfections in reply to showcrop, 02-27-2012 16:57:42
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| I assume that is 1/8 wide and 1/32 deep. Best to sand it out and recoat. I have had a couple of those and simply used a single stage "putty" (can't remember the name), spot painted and sanded. It works, but those will be weak spots in your finish that may or may not show up later.
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| geoff gwisdala
02-27-2012 17:20:38
66.227.145.66
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Re: tiny imperfections in reply to showcrop, 02-27-2012 16:57:42
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| i use a 2 part glazing putty. if holes are small you can fill them, sand with 400 and paint
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