T5 copper
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Time to do some block sanding car has black primer do I need guide coat.
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Black is the color that shows the most irregularities when painted and a guide coat would be very beneficial to keep it as smooth as possible . . . Good luck !
vintage chromoly
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Try the 3m “dry guide”
It’s a black powder.
It’s a black powder.
It would be best to use a guide coat especially with black primer.
whayden2003
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Try researching homemade guide coat. You need something white
747mopar
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I agree you want something to contrast like white, light gray, yellow, ect for black primer. I've used spray paint before, works just fine but make sure it's something that sands easy and doesn't attack the primer. I sprayed a dusty coat (not wet) on then wet sanded it all off with a block.
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Thanks for the info everyone.
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