Sprayed some Runner inner plastic's

Discussion in 'Pictures' started by Daniel172, Jan 11, 2008.

  1. ad180

    ad180 New Member

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    well they took a good few weeks to get preped an ready before primer and spray block sander helps on the flat bits, the more curvey bits take longer but its def worth it :D jus make sure its smooth and no rough bits or bumps pics cumin soon when everything is finished and on the bike its gunna look sick :w00t:
     
  2. lol

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    i have been doin the foot boards and they y more or lest flate now i just need to do the little bits like the little vents and that but its only took me about 3 days of sanding
     
  3. ad180

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    Me and Daniel172 have been sanding the footboards down over this weekend. Dan172 has managed to get the foot boards done in filler primer ready to for next stage's will post pic's 2 follow when they are done :cool:
     
  4. stevegti2

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    i rushed these took about half hour would be alot better if i took my time but needs be was having probs with getting good laquering how many coats did u put of laquer and did u dust coat it or put it on fairley thick these were also done outside were did u do urs


    cheers steve

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  5. scooter_boi

    scooter_boi New Member

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    do like the look of the one above without the handle bar plastics bit
     
  6. stevegti2

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    p.s do u sand inbetween the couler and laquer and inbetween laquer coats and what gades wet an dry u using


    cheers info appreciated ur panels look the dogs genitalia

    steve :w00t:
     
  7. kyle1b1

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  8. Daniel172

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    Before the inner panels was sprayed, all of the plastic was rubbed down so they was smooth and all the bumpy plastic was removed, Then went up in grade's of wet an dry sand paper to achieve a nice an smooth finish ready to paint on.

    Once filler primered you need to sand it down between coats with wet an dry paper to remove any spray dust/over spray till it is smooth all over then clean with warm water etc and carry on with you're next coats sanding between so it's smooth ;)

    Hope this give's you more of a idea.

    Cheers Dan :cool:
     
  9. stevegti2

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    cheers so sand beetween all coats with fine grade

    cheers steve
     
  10. Daniel172

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    yeah use wet an dry paper 1000/1200 with plently of water and sand between all coats apart from the last ;) This should give out a nice finish depending on how much time you spend on it. If you want anymore help feel free to ask :pimp:
     
  11. stevegti2

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    cheers mate you have been very helpfull


    steve
     
  12. ad180

    ad180 New Member

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    me and Daniel172 have been working hard on the footboards there in filler primer atm going through the stages and handlebar cover got started yesterday still sanding waiting to be primed when finished the sanding stages, pics to come soon :pimp:
     

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