kjones Posted July 14, 2007 Report Posted July 14, 2007 I've applied several coats of paint and have 3 areas that need work. one is between the 'horn' and the neck pocket. The finish is rough in this spot. Another is alongside the neck pocket. I used a small airbrush to fill in a small area that I had mistakenly covered in my tape job. Should I wet sand these areas with 800,1000, then 1500 grit paper, then paint additional coat(s) to blend in these areas? Or can I wet sand then polish these areas to remove the marks from the sand paper without painting additional coats? I also have a faint line on the back where I laid the guitar down before it had cured enough. Can I polish these marks out? I understand the polishing steps after applying lacquer/clear coats, just haven't been able to find anywhere that said it was safe to use on paint. Quote
kjones Posted July 17, 2007 Author Report Posted July 17, 2007 I've applied several coats of paint and have 3 areas that need work. one is between the 'horn' and the neck pocket. The finish is rough in this spot. Another is alongside the neck pocket. I used a small airbrush to fill in a small area that I had mistakenly covered in my tape job. Should I wet sand these areas with 800,1000, then 1500 grit paper, then paint additional coat(s) to blend in these areas? Or can I wet sand then polish these areas to remove the marks from the sand paper without painting additional coats? I also have a faint line on the back where I laid the guitar down before it had cured enough. Can I polish these marks out? I understand the polishing steps after applying lacquer/clear coats, just haven't been able to find anywhere that said it was safe to use on paint. Spent the last couple of days doing some research, and found a number of sites dealing with 'Color Sanding' new paint jobs: Color Sanding Another Good One One More Quote
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