How to strip / sand paint off a car or truck roof or other panel(s) - FAST and efficient
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Auto body How-to, tips, and tricks on how to strip a panel stripped fast and efficient.
Shown on a Mitsubishi roof
How to work around the sunroof
Some SUVs will have a roof rack which will need to be removed.
Prep the roof for stripping
Stripped and ready to prime in 23 minutes (less masking)
Tips throughout the video!!
Same technique can be applied to motorcycles, cars and trucks.
Works on metal surfaces, NOT advisable on plastic, ABS, fiberglass surfaces.
Though this how to can be done on these surfaces, you’ll need to use caution once you get to the actual surface.
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TIP: If you have leftover 8", you can cut these down and use on your DA
Thank you for completing the roof! I can never find a video of a roof paint job.
Thanks Lani
I’m really interested in this job, I’m in my first year of learning it in France it’s very difficult because of language barrier
I wish you luck. It's a fun trade and good money once you learn most everything. Bodymen seem to be more in demand, at least down here in FL
Thank you for posting this, it’s very informative, but what if your dealing with something like louvers?
I'm unsure what you mean by "dealing with louvers"
If you are talking about stripping them, I'd just have these media blasted as most of the time these are of very thin metal
If you are talking about avoiding them when stripping another panel, I'd use duct tape to protect
How do u primer
What's that head in that grinder called? I need that. Thanks
great video
Appreciate it Jayme
What are your stripping tips for aluminum panels...say...on a HMWWV?
Good question. I believe on a HMWWV there are a lot of rivets. If so, you may want to just have it media blasted. You have to be VERY CAREFUL with what media you use. You don't want to warp the panels.
Hey man I think I accidentally messed up with the truck I used 40 grid sand paper with a truck and I’m not sure what to do now ,
40 grit is fine, BUT you don't need to take it all the way to the metal. You get MOST of the paint off with the 40, then switch to 80. If you did removed ALL the paint to metal with 40, go ahead and go over it with 80 real good. Get rid of those 40 grit scratches, then go over with 80 grit DA REAL GOOD. You want to eliminate ALL of the 40 grit 8" scratches.
Then use High build primer (I like the High Tek primer)
@@TAZattitude after I do 80 grid to I stop there , or do I finish it off with some 800 grid
@@Jovaniclipz For bare metal. 80 is good. I wouldn't go any finer. Then use high build primer
Maybe a silly question but are you moving all around to keep any one spot from getting to hot?
Good question. Yes, you want to keep moving around. Especially on the newer cars and trucks because the metal is so thin. You can definitely warp a panel if you aren't careful
Thank you
Great video what is the lowest grit you can use when stripping with a grider.
I'm not for sure if you mean 'lowest number' or finest grit. If lower number, I would go lower (courser) than 40 grit. If you do the sand marks will be pretty deep. If you mean finest grit, I would say 180, but if you have more than one paint job, this will take quite a bit of time. I found the start 40, finish with 80, then DA 80 before priming works great~!
@@TAZattitude got it
Bruh I literally just returned mine 😭 welp time to go buy a new grinder
oh no....yep pretty handy machine. Buffer, stripper, grinder, mud hog....Hope you get another one.
I thought going to bare metal was bad in most cases?
As long as you get it primed ASAP and it's not raining, you don't touch the metal, or you don't drip sweat on it, it will be fine.