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How to Feather Edge Paint -

This is a car repair tutorial on how to feather edge paint to prepare a damaged area for primer.

How to Feather Edge Paint -

This is a car repair tutorial on how to feather edge paint to prepare a damaged area for primer.

Added: 8/7/09

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How to Feather Edge Paint

Okay I'll be showing how to feather edge paint pretty much the same way as the body fillers doing the opposite. You want to take out these scratches by doing that and take out this edge that you feel here, pretty much smooth it out. We'll be using a D.A grit of 8 inch upto 180. [Music Playing] We try to get as smooth as we can you want to try to get each layer about a quarter you, have metal and then use it like a primer and then we have like another kind of primer and here base coat and then it kind of mixes right here we have clear coat. We try to get at least a quarter of it. [Cross Talking] You don't. It still feels like some kind of an edge. Pretty much sometimes, it gets close to like body filler and the cutting, so I mean you want to try to get as much of it out but you know, keep it like a leveled out to get it out and then you could like whether a permanent block and save some time.

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Okay I'll be showing how to feather edge paint pretty much the same way as the body fillers doing the opposite. You want to take out these scratches by doing that and take out this edge that you feel here, pretty much smooth it out. We'll be using a D.A grit of 8 inch upto 180.

[Music Playing]

We try to get as smooth as we can you want to try to get each layer about a quarter you, have metal and then use it like a primer and then we have like another kind of primer and here base coat and then it kind of mixes right here we have clear coat. We try to get at least a quarter of it.

[Cross Talking]

You don't. It still feels like some kind of an edge. Pretty much sometimes, it gets close to like body filler and the cutting, so I mean you want to try to get as much of it out but you know, keep it like a leveled out to get it out and then you could like whether a permanent block and save some time.

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