Sanding poly primer. What grit?

Polyester block sanding grits and steps explained. #bodywork #howto #primer #sanding

[lawncuttingplusdelta]

When u get the guidecoat to disappear that quik, you know the work before was nice and flat 👍🏻💪🏻

[cigarcaptain]

That is some pure hard work to achieve that level of perfection

[allensharlow]

Matt your good at what you do, I never worry about how you do any part of the painting process, I love your videos, keep them coming 😎😎👍👍🍮🍮🙏🙏❤️❤️

[homotorsports]

Looks awesome!!! Still learning from you after all these years…

[finpainter]

Did a lot of that i my day. GLAD TO BE RETIRED. Nice work.

[homotorsports]

My 68 Rambler is a perfect example of primer ripples, that was the reason I decided to paint my own cars after that.

[lawncuttingplusdelta]

Good advise on grit …. My buddy always went straight to 180, but i think the 120 cuts better and gets ot straighter to start …. Then u can go 180 - 220 to remove scratches and move forward to 320 /400 ….

[johnkonter]

Coming out nice
Will you take doors fenders and deck lid off to paint or paint with them installed

[MrFireman]

Ok I know you said it’s what works best for you but what are the pitfalls of using 80 first ? To hard to remove those scratches?

[mike-pe]

Looks like you made a handle for you sanding block what did you use?

[alsmith]

Do you ever lock your panels together with filler during the bodywork and blocking steps?

[blownchevy]

What sealer are you using thats sandable? Thanks Matt

[messylaura]

just remember euro people, the grit and P-xxx are different, usa gits are finer than what we in uk etc have so 100 / 120 in us is probably around P180