<VV> Painting Day

[James Dallas]

Chris,
     I use 400 wet followed by 600 wet on primer.  To scuff old paint is to 
remove any gloss or shine.  Are you sure the paint you were using is 
compatable with the primer?  Depending on the type of paint that your 
putting down this could be where your problem lies.

Jim Dallas

MCCA
CORSA
A Pair of "63" Convertables


>From: chris czepyha <thegeek2@juno.com>
>To: virtualvairs@skiblack.com
>Subject: <VV> Painting Day
>Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2004 15:03:57 -0400
>
>I am prepping a car to paint.  Removed 1 layer of paint, the previous
>paint job I did cause its peeling off.  Paint seperating from the primer.
>
>I keep hearing people say scuff the paint. I was able to use my da with
>40 grit paper to remove off my layer of paint, leaving the orig paint.
>Then using an electric random orbit pad sander, 120 grit,  to smooth out
>the paint.
>
>How smooth is to smooth. Do I need to re-scuff lightly with the DA and
>200 grit.
>
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