Question on Sanding Primer
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Question on Sanding Primer
I'm in the process of painting my intake. I have sanded it, sprayed a little adhesion promoter, and sprayed several layers of high-build primer.
After I let it sit for a day, when sanding the primer, how do you get the dust off? I don't have an air compressor, and I'm sure I can't wash it off like I washed off the dust from sanding the intake?
After I let it sit for a day, when sanding the primer, how do you get the dust off? I don't have an air compressor, and I'm sure I can't wash it off like I washed off the dust from sanding the intake?
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Originally Posted by Louie83
I'm in the process of painting my intake. I have sanded it, sprayed a little adhesion promoter, and sprayed several layers of high-build primer.
After I let it sit for a day, when sanding the primer, how do you get the dust off? I don't have an air compressor, and I'm sure I can't wash it off like I washed off the dust from sanding the intake?
After I let it sit for a day, when sanding the primer, how do you get the dust off? I don't have an air compressor, and I'm sure I can't wash it off like I washed off the dust from sanding the intake?
You most certainly can wash if off if you want. People wet sand primer all the time and spraying it off with a gentle stream of water is no different. You can also use a tack rag.
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