So ive done loads in the past so here goes a walkthrough
Remove the gasket, washers and rubber vaccum bung
Get yourself a tin of Nitormoors paint stripper and go to town
Takes two or three goes over
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Refurbish A Rocker cover
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ok so bit of an up date, been working away in liverpool and edinburgh last couple of weeks
So first off, i finnished sanding off the to ridge line and all the moulding marks all over the cover, i then filled and sanded a few low spots with Isopons Metalik filler, and here its masked up ready for the first coat of acid etch primer
I stole nath's idea for pennies to mask the washer holes
And heres the final coat of 3 acid etch primer coats
Next step will be a 400 grit flat back and 3 coats of Upol high build primer
So first off, i finnished sanding off the to ridge line and all the moulding marks all over the cover, i then filled and sanded a few low spots with Isopons Metalik filler, and here its masked up ready for the first coat of acid etch primer
I stole nath's idea for pennies to mask the washer holes
And heres the final coat of 3 acid etch primer coats
Next step will be a 400 grit flat back and 3 coats of Upol high build primer
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