Blending new automotive paint into the existing paint is the secret to a virtually invisible repair. In this video, we show you a bad, poorly blended repair and how to avoid it. Then, you'll learn how to properly prepare your work for painting. Finally, we’ll show you the best techniques that will blend in the paint to make it practically disappear.
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BASE COAT. Paint Color Matched. Original OEM Quality.REQUIRES CLEAR COAT Learn More
High gloss clear coat helps your new paint blend perfectly into your OEM paint, giving it that factory style high-gloss shine. It also protects your paint from UV rays. Without a high-gloss clear coat, your paint repair will look dull, unfinished, and will flake off over time. Learn More
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Wet sanding with this waterproof sand paper for car paint cleans the grit and washes away the debris as you work, leaving a smoother finish in less time than dry sanding alone. Wet sandpaper for car paint is 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
Prep solvent removes wax, grease, and fingertip oils, leaving a clean surface free of contaminants that could ruin your paint job. Learn More
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