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Hi all,
I bought a bonnet that was less nice than I would like but the price was right. It is basically crazed all over. I was wondering if I can get away with a good sand then prime with some hi fill? I bit dodgy but do you think it will be OK. Work is in Acrylic.
Thanks
Kev
Dealing with crazed paint
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Not unless your building a rat rod and don't care if it shows through. If your wanting it slick and shiny. Strip it.
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Yeah I thought so, oh well pass the sandpaper. Thanks
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In my mind I pictured a can of paint running amok in the workshop throwing spanners and generally causing mayhem.
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