If you’re re-colouring and refinishing your vehicle, once your work with the spray paint gun is complete and your clear coat applied, you might want to add a stunning mirror like gleam to your surface. The cut and polish procedure, also known as colour sanding and buffing, is the key to polishing up your paint work and imparting that show-stopping finish to it.
Taking a spray gun to your car is one of the coolest and most satisfying ways to revamp your vehicle and impress your mates. Many car enthusiasts will be itching to get cracking on their re-finish, but before you throw yourself into it, it’s important to be prepared and informed. Mis-use or misapplication of car paint can be inconvenient and costly!
Just as important as knowing how to use a spray gun is knowing how to prep your surface beforehand.
Before using a gravity feed spray gun or any other type of spray gun on your vehicle or panel, you need to ensure that the surface you’re working with is as clean and smooth as it can be. This is where prep work comes in. It’s a vital stage of auto refinishing.
Using a spray gun to get that smooth, glossy finish on a vehicle is really satisfying. You want an even, gleaming, polished look for your surface, with no ‘tiger stripes’ (paint passes that stack unevenly creating a striped look) or ‘orange peel’ (a surface with a mottled texture, usually caused by the incorrect level of paint atomisation coming through your paint spray gun). You also want to avoid dense paint that gathers at panel or style line edges.
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