Ford Mondeo ST220 applying primer to alloy wheels

Описание: Ford Alloy Wheel painting stage one and power cut.

Ok so i have decided to upload the painting process over 2 videos as for myself I feel that the complete 35 minute video would be to long winded and there fore get a bit boring for some. I feel that 2 shorter videos would be better and this way you can watch what ever part you want without getting to bored of the content.

So in this video your see the filler primer and primer go on before i had the power cut and had to stop filming. I took this as sign that it was time to stop for the day and not to rush the job that I had spent so much time in prepping.

Allow 15 to 20 minute between each coat of paint, then sanding the filler primer with fine sandpaper somewhere 800 to 1200 grit wet and dry and allow the wheels to fully dry before the next stage.

In the next video you will see the base coat and the clear go on which will be up in a couple days and please remember i am not pro at this, lol.

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