Modern cars come with flexible plastic bumper covers that hide and streamline the actual mechanical parts beneath them. Because these covers can flex, an adhesion promoter is needed to keep paint from cracking and flaking off. In this video, we show you how to prepare the bumper cover for paint on a Mitsubishi. Then, we show you how to properly apply the adhesion promoter to give your primer coat the “bite” it needs to stay put. Finally, we show you how to paint and blend in your basecoat and clear coats for a professional looking result.
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Wet sanding with this waterproof sandpaper cleans the grit and washes away debris as you work, leaving a smoother finish in less time than dry sanding alone. Ideal for color sanding to a glass smooth finish. Five grits from fine 180 to ultrafine 1500 should handle most any repair. Sandpaper Selection Chart
Double the size of our 3/4" masking tape, this wider width lets you cover bigger parts and broader areas more easily than 3/4" tape alone. Learn More
Our "gold standard", this tack cloth is the final step before spraying primers and paints. Removes airborne dust and debris from the surface immediately prior to painting. Just a light wipe, then paint! Learn More
Don't let a finger print ruin your repair! This prep solvent removes, wax, grease and oils from your fingertips, leaving a clean surface free of contaminants that could ruin your paint job. Learn More
Tinted primers reduce the number of paint coats needed to finish a repair. Primer is required for paint to stick to metal. AutomotiveTouchup primer sands easily to even out the repair and blend it into the surrounding paint. Learn More
This pre-taped paper on a convenient roll makes your taping and masking a breeze compared to taping with individual sheets and tape rolls. Recommended for all repairs, this 21" x 108' roll is enough to mask one side of most cars. Learn More
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