Discover How to Block Out a Datsun 240Z with G2 Featherfill!

Datsun 240Z Project Blocking Out Featherfill G2
I show you how to block out the Featherfill G2 to get an awesome foundation and super straight panels.
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[@landonmarx4753]

Looking good. Very straight and smooth!!

[@troykane]

Thank You!

[@ColoPonchoMan]

Thank you for this video, and for not dropping f-bombs, etc. I am an amateur and have a few questions: I am surprised that you are shooting the Featherfill right over bare metal, and am wondering if you did the same (direct to bare metal) on your Impala many years ago? Have you also used Featherfill over bare metal on other projects since then? If they are holding up, it would speak to the endurance of using Featherfill direct-to-metal. I am blocking out my guide coat (over 2K epoxy primer) this week, and was concerned about spraying the Featherfill over bare metal areas where I block sanded through the epoxy, but it sounds like this isn't a problem, correct? The can says it's ok for bare metal areas one inch in diameter or less, and I have sanded some areas larger than that where metal is starting to show through. Thank you again.

[@troykane]

I hope I did not mislead you. I applied Kd3000 Expoxy onto my bare metal surface 1st. The applied featherfill g2. Cut thru to bare steel can be handled with an application of KD3000 sealer just prior to recoating. Hope that clarifies things

[@ColoPonchoMan]

@@troykane My fault-looking again, I see that I missed where the text in the video stated that you used the HOK direct to metal epoxy before the Featherfill. Thanks for clarifying!

[@davidklauer3422]

Looking good

[@troykane]

Thank You!

[@michaelfolchetti4624]

Why 220? I would start with 150!

[@troykane]

Good question! Evercoat recomends 220. The finer the paper the less chance of shrinkage later on. Plus I like to sand wet so I have less dust and 220 is wet or dry is readily available.

[@Handlehandlebars]

No.... it dosnt ever recommend blocking with 220..it recommends finishing off substrate with 220 before shooting the g2....

[@tracycolorado]

Yes sir buddy 👏

[@yanowski5645]

life is too short to be rubbing shit down like that .....

[@troykane]

Sorry that's what it takes. 40 plus years of this and many Best Of Show Winners.

[@jaypereira6903]

They say you can't wet sand feather fill

[@troykane]

Not True! Read the instructions.

[@Whiteboy_707]

And they say u can’t paint over featherfill, but we do lol 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@troykane]

For over 40 years

[@Whiteboy_707]

@@troykane we got paint jobs that was painted over 25 years ago with featherfill still looks amazing!