One light sand with wet and dry is enough for plastic parts i know this as I have done it myself then I grey primer my parts then black matt then lacquer turned out as it should
It was my first time, I was getting mixed information from online, and I was trying my best. I'll make sure to try your method next time! Many thanks for watching the video and for the tips!👍🏻😁
Why did you lacquer bumper then sand it off that was such a waste as you sanded off what you sprayed...thats backwards ...light sand the wet amd dry then prime..its plastic not metal buddy
Thanks for this! I was sanding to smooth the lacquer and make it ready for polishing, so the sanding after the lacquer would be part of the polishing. I appreciate your helpful tips and advice, I'll try that next time! 😊👍🏻
Really good job! Well done! 😀
Thanks very much, Craig! 😁 It turned out better than I thought! 😊
Super job, nicely done!
Thank you, Frank! 👍🏻😊 It was very challenging for me as I had no prior experience whatsoever. Thank you for your support, hope you're doing well! 😊
One light sand with wet and dry is enough for plastic parts i know this as I have done it myself then I grey primer my parts then black matt then lacquer turned out as it should
It was my first time, I was getting mixed information from online, and I was trying my best. I'll make sure to try your method next time! Many thanks for watching the video and for the tips!👍🏻😁
Great job!
Thank you very much, Maz! 😊 Appreciate your support! 👍🏻
Why did you lacquer bumper then sand it off that was such a waste as you sanded off what you sprayed...thats backwards ...light sand the wet amd dry then prime..its plastic not metal buddy
Thanks for this! I was sanding to smooth the lacquer and make it ready for polishing, so the sanding after the lacquer would be part of the polishing. I appreciate your helpful tips and advice, I'll try that next time! 😊👍🏻