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<blockquote data-quote="he4thbar" data-source="post: 809985" data-attributes="member: 29243"><p>For smoothing. I follow the same method as [USER=36085]Off Earth[/USER] . Go over it with a low grit 60-80 sand paper for the whole thing or files for the hard to reach places. after that, move up to 120 to smooth it a little. 220-320 if you feel necessary.</p><p>If you want a REAL smooth finish, You will want to go over it with bondo spot putty. then sand that down with 220-320 grit (the spot putty is very easy to sand and fills and small divits and makes it very clean looking.</p><p>after that spray it with filler primer (2 in 1 rust-oleum makes). and then painting I don't have enough experience to help you with that. I just use spray paint for base coats. other people use air brushes.</p><p>see these pictures for how it ended up for my laser rifle</p><p>[ATTACH]312363[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]312362[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]312364[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="he4thbar, post: 809985, member: 29243"] For smoothing. I follow the same method as [USER=36085]Off Earth[/USER] . Go over it with a low grit 60-80 sand paper for the whole thing or files for the hard to reach places. after that, move up to 120 to smooth it a little. 220-320 if you feel necessary. If you want a REAL smooth finish, You will want to go over it with bondo spot putty. then sand that down with 220-320 grit (the spot putty is very easy to sand and fills and small divits and makes it very clean looking. after that spray it with filler primer (2 in 1 rust-oleum makes). and then painting I don't have enough experience to help you with that. I just use spray paint for base coats. other people use air brushes. see these pictures for how it ended up for my laser rifle [ATTACH]312363[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]312362[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]312364[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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