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  1. #1
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    Paint peeling front bumper

    Hi guys,

    Had a question as my front bumper on my eg has paint peeling around 10cm in diameter.

    Was wondering what should i do?..

    lil cracks are still showing, should i sand it down and use touch up paint? sand it down then primer then spray can it? or should i just spray my whole bumper??

    let me know what u guys think
    thanks!

  2. #2
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    id spray the whole bar, saves u doing it all over again in little spots..

    plus it would look better doing it all at once, wouldnt wanna be driving round with half a good bar and other half bad lol

  3. #3
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    Spray the whole thing mate. Sand it until the color is really dull and won't shine at all. 400 finish is fine. Prime/hi-fill it, apply a guide coat, sand again and then spray when the guide is off.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Grady93 View Post
    id spray the whole bar, saves u doing it all over again in little spots..

    plus it would look better doing it all at once, wouldnt wanna be driving round with half a good bar and other half bad lol

    This +1

  5. #5
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    thanks guys....guess ill need to do it when i have a free weekend damn...

    might as well spray my mirrors while im at it also...

    will let u guys know how i go..

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by astro04 View Post
    thanks guys....guess ill need to do it when i have a free weekend damn...

    might as well spray my mirrors while im at it also...

    will let u guys know how i go..
    Just remember the better the prep work, the better it will look, and hopefully the longer it will last :-).

  7. #7
    Like Dougie_504 recommended. Best to sand the old colour to a haze but use 240 grit dry paper (so the primer can bind).
    Hi Fill it using Primer with at least 3 coats, sand it using 240 grit and use a guide coat.
    Once done, prime it again and sand using 400 grit dry or 600 grit wet with a guide coat. This is just to smooth out the primer work for the top coat.
    Wipe clean with prep-wash and dry off with a clean towel. Use a tack rag before you lay on the topcoat/basecoat & clear.

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