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jman340
Hello,
Last year I sprayed my car in SPI white base followed by 4 coats of universal clear. I ended up with a lot of black gnats that got in the clear and had some variation in the color because I painted the front clip separately and must have used an extra coat of color. It wasn't apparent until I put the fenders back on that you could see a minor difference between the fender and the door. By the time I sand out the remnants of a few of the gnats I went through the clear in a spot, so that combined with the color variation, I plan to re shoot the whole car in base/clear. Should I try and sand back down to the base or sealer to keep from too much build up, or is it okay to just thin out the clear and shoot over it again? I've started wet sanding with 320, but it's going very slow and it's hard to tell when I hit the base. What's best practice to keep from having any issues down the road? Once it's sanded I'll re-seal with reduced white epoxy to ensure a uniform base and paint the car as a whole so everything matches.
Thanks
Last year I sprayed my car in SPI white base followed by 4 coats of universal clear. I ended up with a lot of black gnats that got in the clear and had some variation in the color because I painted the front clip separately and must have used an extra coat of color. It wasn't apparent until I put the fenders back on that you could see a minor difference between the fender and the door. By the time I sand out the remnants of a few of the gnats I went through the clear in a spot, so that combined with the color variation, I plan to re shoot the whole car in base/clear. Should I try and sand back down to the base or sealer to keep from too much build up, or is it okay to just thin out the clear and shoot over it again? I've started wet sanding with 320, but it's going very slow and it's hard to tell when I hit the base. What's best practice to keep from having any issues down the road? Once it's sanded I'll re-seal with reduced white epoxy to ensure a uniform base and paint the car as a whole so everything matches.
Thanks