Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Repair Bumper Harm To Fresh paint & Primer

The bumper on a motorcar is a commonly damaged area.1. Use 400 grit sandpaper to lightly sand the damaged area and remove the surrounding paint and primer. Keep the sandpaper flat against the surface so that it is sanded evenly.2.



Whether the damage is a dent or ding from a collision or scrapes that cause damage to the paint and primer, it needs to be repaired properly. Many times, the ends and corners of bumpers will have scratches or scrapes that only damage the paint and primer. Sometimes the paint and primer may be completely scrapped off, leaving a black or yellow plastic color showing that needs to be covered.

Instructions


Spray a thick coat of primer over the sanded area. Keep the spray can six to eight inches from the surface and use even strokes. Allow the primer to dry for thirty minutes.


3. Sand the dried primer with 800 grit sandpaper and water, keeping the sandpaper soaking wet while sanding. This step smooths the primer and prepares the surface for paint. Rinse the area and allow it to dry completely.


4. Spray a total of three to five coats of paint over the sanded area, keeping the coats thin to avoid runs in the paint. Wait four hours before handling the area.