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Old 03-07-2009, 05:49 PM
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Help with B-Pillar painting!

I painted the first one perfectly. Looked nice. But then the next three I painted, formed cracks in the primer. There are literally cracks in spots all over the pillars. I dont know what to do. Buy bondo and use it as a filler or keep sanding on the cracks until I make them smooth. Someone HELP!
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Did u sand them down before you did it and what Grit did u use?
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Originally Posted by 03TL_typeS
Did u sand them down before you did it and what Grit did u use?
Ya I sanded. 330-600-1500
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dang dude dont know what to tell you then someone will chime in. I used 360 grit and it came out fine so I dunno..
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use paint thinner, clean up and start again
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Yeah I would suggest removing them and starting from square one.
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Originally Posted by spoka
Yeah I would suggest removing them and starting from square one.
I cant get rid of them, they are like lodge in the pillars now.
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so are they beveled out or in, if out, sand em flat, in u will have to bondo it. u gotta spend more time...what paint did u use to damage it?
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Originally Posted by MurdaZ
so are they beveled out or in, if out, sand em flat, in u will have to bondo it. u gotta spend more time...what paint did u use to damage it?
Yea, I dont know what the hell happend. One of them turned out great and they reat just cracked. So bondo will do the work? I used all duplicolor paint. Primer, Acrylic Enamel, and Clear Coat. They wont sand flat
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yea sand as flat as u can go, then wet sand afterwards with like 400-600 gritt, then try again. with some paints if u apply the 2nd or 3rd coats too late, will crack up, try to get it when its tacky, so check the instructions, but most are like 10-15 min and within the hour
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May be over spray paint in one go. That's what happen when I paint my bumper.
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Too much sprayed too fast, or not enough flash time between coats.
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I had the same problem with mine...thin them down and start all over again.

be careful with the thinner-it deteriorates plastic...and wash surface well after using
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