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How to Sand a Car Before Painting
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How to Make a Tape Grid for Painting a Car
How to Tape a Car Trunk for Painting
How to Jack Up a Car for Painting
How to Tape the Back of a Car for Painting
How to Tape a Car for Painting
How to Adjust a Car Door for Painting
How to Tape the Floor When Painting a Car
How to Clean a Car Body Before Painting
How to Tape a Car Hood Before Painting
How to Mix Car Hood Paint
How to Fill a Car Paint Gun
How to Paint a Car
How to Mix Primer to Paint a Car
How to Tac Rag a Car for Painting
How to Prime a Car Before Painting
How to Mix Sealer Before Painting a Car
Prep for Spraying Paint Sealer on a Car
How to Spray Paint Sealer on a Car
How to Mix a Base Coat for a Car
How to Spray a Base Coat on a Car
How to Spot Bad Spots When Painting a Car
How to Mix a Single Stage Car Paint
How to Spray a Single Stage Car Paint
How to Clean a Spray Paint Gun for Cars
How to Bake a Car Paint Job
How to Unmask a Car After Painting
How to Paint a Car Trunk
How to Install a Trunk Lid
How to Mask Inside a Car for Painting
How to Color Sand a Car for Painting
How to Color Sand a Car with a Machine
Applying a Car Buffing Compound When Painting
Applying a Car Glazing Compound When Painting
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"Hi I'm Doug. I work with twenty great guys in St. Louis at Doug Jenkins Custom Hot Rods, and we're going to do some work for you today on Expert Village. So the first thing Tony did when he was color sanding the car is he did it by hand. In order to get all of the chunks of dirt out of the paint, and you can feel it with your hand. Now he's using a very dangerous tool. If you're good with this tool you can color sand a car about four times faster than a guy can with just a hand block. But if you screw up with this one, you can burn right through the paint. So Tony is good at this stuff. The reason we're using this tool is to remove any orange peel in the paint. The modern paints are very thick, they spray more like peanut butter than like water. So it leaves a little bit of an orange peel texture. Now he's sanding all of that out. He's removing quite a bit of material with this tool."
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