Color Sand and Buff Old Car Paint | How Do You Keep Spray Paint From Spattering | More Autobody Q&A

Welcome to our autobody and paint blog, where we’re here to answer your burning questions about automotive paintwork. Whether you’re looking to revitalize an old car’s appearance through color sand and buff. Or seeking tips to avoid those frustrating spray paint splatters, we’ve got you covered. In this brief but informative guide, we’ll share practical … Read more

Custom Paint Job: Color Sand and Buff | Tips on Painting Door Jambs and More Autobody Q&A

Welcome to our blog where we’re unraveling the secrets of custom paint jobs. Join us as we dig into the techniques to start color sanding and buffing, revealing how these processes can turn your vehicle’s finish into a masterpiece. And that’s not all – we’ve addressed burning autobody questions from our viewers, from scratch solutions … Read more

What SANDPAPER Grit Should I Use Before Buffing? | Spraying SILVER Paint | Autobody Q&A

Buffing your car is an integral part of the finishing process, helps eliminate imperfections, and enhances the clarity and shine of the paint. However, before grabbing that buffing pad, it’s crucial to prepare the surface properly (but what sandpaper grit to use) sandpaper. In this post, I’ll discuss what correct sandpaper grit to use in … Read more

How To Cut and Buff, Tacking, Epoxy vs 2k Primer, Two Stage Painting, and more Autobody Q&A

Your bodywork and paint need to be as smooth as possible and so your paint will last much longer if you cut and buff the bodywork correctly first, but what grit should you use? Read this post on how to properly cut and buff, and also on how to tack and prep your car for … Read more

How To SPRAY Raw Plastic, Aluminum, and Steel Car Parts (Single Stage BOSS BLACK)

In this post, we’re going to give a lot of tips on the step-by-step process of prepping and painting raw plastic, aluminum, and steel parts using single-stage. Know what sandpaper grit to use, the PSI settings, the paint, and the tools you need for a project like this. Don’t forget to sign-up for to Learn Auto … Read more