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“Basic Auto Painting -Quick Reference Cheat Sheet”
By Tony Bandalos

Creator of: http://www.LearnAutoBodyAndPaint.com

This is a FREE mini report that will tellyou what the exact steps are to get a car or basically anything you want ready and prepped for painting. You are welcome to pass this report to any of your friends as many times as you wish if youthink that they can benefit from it. I created this “Quick Reference Cheat Sheet” so you will know where to start or if you‟re stuck somewhere on your project.

ENJOY! -Tony B.

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Step 1.
You must always paint with your end goal in mind. Meaning, what are you trying to do? Touch-up, door jambs, a single part, a blend or maybe a completepaintjob… With this in mind you will know what paints to use, how much and what materials you need and then you can create your plan of attack!

Step 2.
Determine your method of body work. Do youhave frame damage? Maybe all you have is a light scuff that you can fix without paint. If so you will need to apply the sand and buff tactics that I talk about and have detailed videos on in the course.There is no possible way to properly describe this to you writing it out. You must watch this to simply ‘get it’… in this report I try to give you a general overview on the subject. Maybe all you haveis a small dent ‘eye sore’ that you want to simply fill and paint to look like new again. If this is the case prep the area by trying to pull out the dented are tapping from the back of the panel, orif unable to access from the back you can simply pull it out with a slide hammer. They have multiple types of slide hammers that you can get your hands on. You have the glue type, the screw in typeand the welding type. Keep in mind that you don’t always need a slide hammer to take out dents. As long as you get the dent out as flush as possible you are ok. You are pretty safe with your filler...