Block Sanding Dodge Challenger for Paint MUSCLE CARS & HOT RODS Episode 76
http://www.jamesfreddys.com/index.html In this episode Jeff shows a little block sanding basics on the 1973 Dodge Challenger project. Then we see the final look of the 1917 Dodge Roadster fenders and the 1934 5 Window Ford Coupe is nearing completion so we take a look at it. Enjoy.
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Painting My Dodge Dart Vitamin C Orange
Josh spraying the first coat of the vitamin c orange base coat on the 68 dart. Vitamin C Orange is very translucent and takes several coats (5-7) to look correct. Used approx. 2 1/2 gallons of base coat plus activator which was mixed 2 parts base and 1 part thinner for a total of 3 1/4 gallons! Will look yellow in direct sunlight and orange in indirect light and so on. Video gets a little fuzzy towards the end because of the fumes due to it being a homemade paintbooth with poor ventilation since the temperature outside was 20 degrees we couldn't put fans blowing outside.
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How to Paint a New Fender & Blend Color - Dodge Caliber
Visit http://www.refinishnetwork.com for more auto body repair information. This is a dodge caliber that had the left front fender replaced. The fender was first sanded with 400 grit paper and scuffed with a red scotch pad. The door was scuffed with a grey scotch pad and sanding paste. After being masked the first coat applied was a urethane 2 part sealer to the fender. It provides a proper foundation for the paint, the black coating is not sufficient. Without this primer/sealer the paint would stone chip and be very brittle.
Next an orientation coat is applied to the blend door to provide an optimal surface for color blending. This fills in the small scratches. Next three coats of base are applied medium wet blending out a bit further with each coat. Once the base is dry 2 coats of urethane clear are applied wet.
