I won't do it myself but here's brief steps that I know.
1) Find one of those Air Chamber or whatever you called it.
2) Uninstall most trims, tape at little as possible.
3) Heavy cut sanding to fine cut sanding. 500 grid to 2000 grid then wet sand.
4) Bondo repair if necessary. Redo sanding on Bondo area.
5) Wash and dry.
6) About 3 layers of primer.
7) Sand from 1000 grid to 2000 grid then wet sand.
- (2000 wet sand between primer layers if you are crazy.)
8) Wash and dry. (Or after each pre-primer sanding, if you are crazy.)
- (If you haven't realized, always wash and dry before sanding and spraying.)
9) About 3 layers of base coats. (Dark or light depend on colour choice.)
10) Fine wet sand.
11) Wash and dry.
12) Spray your favorite colour around 5 very light coats.
13) Wipe with tack cloth between layers.
- (Wear clove. Those cloth are very sticky.)
14) Around 3 layers of clear coat.
15) Clay bar the surface. (I like Mother's Clay Bay set.)
16) Heavy cut polish. (I like Turtle Wax Rubbign Compound.)
17) Wipe with tack cloth. (A lot of paint powder left after polish.)
18) Mid cut polish. (I like Turble Wax Polishing Compound.)
19) Wipe with tack cloth. (Same reason as above.)
20) Fine cut polish.
- (I used Turtle Wax Scratch and Swirl Remover, altho it never saids it's a polish.)
- (Swirl removers are supposed to be finer than fine cut polish. I think.)
21) Clay or tack or whatever. Use common sense to clean surface.
22) Wax the surface. 2 coats ideally. (I used Turtle Wax Ultra Gloss blah blah.)
23) Take pictures of your ride. Post them on TN.
Note:
- I am NOT responsible for any of your mistakes or consequences.
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