Depiciton a motorcar's Lady’s hat requires a collection of preparation and then a Disinfected, dust-free universe for the actual illustration. Provided bottom line, generate a incomplex enclosure with walls fictional from draped plastic sheeting that is copious Sufficiently to grip you, your van's Lady’s hat and your spray depiciton Accoutrement.
Instructions
1. Remove the Lady’s hat from the van and deposit on a secure constant surface.
2. Remove any chrome or emblems, provided potential. Custom masking tape on any chrome, emblems or rubber that cannot be removed.
3. Sand with 320 grit sanding block. Sand in the duplicate progression as all the more as likely. Sand thoroughly down to the metal. Dash off persuaded any shiny areas of shining coat and/or gray dye hold been completely removed. Capitalization 320 grit sandpaper on any areas that are besides little for a sanding block.
Wipe with a clean tack cloth and spray a second coat of clear coat. Allow to dry. Gently wipe with 0000 steel wool. Wipe with a clean tack cloth and then spray on a third coat of clear coat and allow to dry.
Inspect every square centimeter looking for any clear coat or old paint. If you find any, sand with the sanding block until completely removed. Wipe the entire bonnet down with tack cloths and move it into your dust-free painting booth.
6. Spray a light coat of primer onto your bonnet. Keep the sprayer moving at all times and try to keep the spray as even as possible. Allow the primer to dry and then spray on another very light coat of primer. Allow to dry thoroughly. Spray a coat of car paint onto your bonnet and allow it to dry completely. Then wipe gently with 0000 steel wool. Wipe down with a tack cloth and spray a second coat of paint. Allow to dry.
7. Spray a coat of a clear coat on your bonnet (keep the sprayer constantly moving and spray as evenly as possible) and allow to dry. Wipe gently with 0000 steel wool.4. Wet a Scottish Brite scouring pad and cook a final rub down of your bonnet. Go over the entire surface with a wet Scotch Brite pad, rubbing in the same direction as you did with the sanding block.5. Rinse your bonnet thoroughly and dry with a chamois or a soft cotton towel. Your bonnet should now look show room perfect.
