Learning Body work
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From: Houston
Learning Body work
I have a 89 bronco, that I want to do some minnor repairs on scratches and dents. It does not have to be perfect but I do think I can do a good job. For a little bondo work and touch up paint, here are my questions. I have a 20 gal 5 hp compressor.
What is a good touch up spray gun that will work with this compressor (if at all)? Not to expensive
What is the best way to match the paint.
How do I make it as shiny as the origional? will I put on a clear coat?
Any tips will be helpful
Thanks
What is a good touch up spray gun that will work with this compressor (if at all)? Not to expensive
What is the best way to match the paint.
How do I make it as shiny as the origional? will I put on a clear coat?
Any tips will be helpful
Thanks
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Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Blue Hill Township
You might want to consider taking a class on body work at your local community college or technical college. They will teach you how to remove dents without a ton of bondo, as well as the basics of painting a car. Either that, or get a buddy who is good with body work to guide you through the whole process.
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