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Old 03-18-2002, 09:43 PM
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Ok, I would like to know how to blend a repaired chip into the OEm paint by using Honda touch up paint, wet sanding, and using polishing compound if necessary? Or any mehod that is afe and can be done at home w/ out using a body shop?
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Alos, if wet sanding is used; what grit should I use?

Any info would be greatly appreciated
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by RWIRSING371
[B]Alos, if wet sanding is used;
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by xviper
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1000 grit wet paper should do it.
You know all about prepping the chip, right?
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From www.autopia-carport.com

Paint Chip Repair


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bobg's response should be put in FAQ for future reference.
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Awesome post, bobg. Thanks for your knowledge, it's worked on a couple of my small chips so far!

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Yes, Thank you all for your information!


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Great thread... great post Bob.

Now I've got some work to do.
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NOW... what about "clear coat"?
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