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Blistered paint repaired with rattle can......

  • Thread starter Thread starter jakm15
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jakm15

My previous car my mk2ph1 is currently sat on the drive SORN, the paint had blistered on the rear quarter and the front wing so i decided to have a go at sorting it with no previous experience.

The blistering

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Rubbed down with 400 wet and dry then 1000

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Primed

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Colour

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lacquered

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Pretty happy with the result and only cost £30 just needs t-cutting and then polishing as the paint is a bit flat at the minute and it needs blending in and a few imperfections buffing out, going to colour code the mirrors next.
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looks OK but will no doubt look s**t eventually mate, should of had it done the propa way.

Oh and you probably should have covered the whole car, probably got overspray all over. (I know this from a 1 OFF experience lol)
 
Thank-you for the constructive criticism. The car is 11 Years old, the "propa way" which I assume you mean a professional body shop would have cost more than the cars book value.
 
nice try- but why not do it all the way to the tailgate- at least there wouldnt be a sharp cut off on panel...

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you will need to flat it with 2000 then machine polish ( ideally) back to a shine.. dont right it may hide the majority of the new paint. but will never look 100%
 
Not a bad effort. I hate painting, I always go for that one extra coat, which inevitable goes wrong :mad:
 
you will need to flat it with 2000 then machine polish ( ideally) back to a shine.. dont right it may hide the majority of the new paint. but will never look 100%

yeah thats my plan, ive got some cutting compound and some polish im sure there is DA at work.
 
Kudos for giving it a go, but it looks a different colour to me?

thanks...yeah looks it on the pics, it was took when it was wet and it needs polishing lacquers not really smooth enough yet, its a good match though. Got the paint code and had it mixed up at a body shop
 
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