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While my engine was out of the car for rebuilding I repainted a portion of the inner fender that was damaged from master cylinder brake fluid leak. The surface was cleaned and sanded then painted by me. I did it outside in the sun and it was hot out. I shouldnt have done it this way but I did it anyway.
After I can sprayed it I checked the next day and its very rough looking. I probably sprayed too much and the heat didnt help either. My question is now that the engine is in and everything is hooked back up how can I sand it to make it look better? What types of sandpaper and process would I use? Can I wet sand it and how would I go about it? Thanks, Rick |
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