HZ PREMIER Resto - Resto Finish Epoxy Guide

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Well its time to strip the old repairs back and epoxy them.
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[@BogDustForBreakfast]

Apologies the Rusgo tds does in fact say to wear skin protection . …. Didn’t get that far down 😂

[@biastv1234]

Thank you

[@knowname7289]

ooh boy , having owned several "Italian Quality" cars , hope the spray gun is better built :)

[@andrewntoth1]

Haha , no , I can vouch for the slim xlight & combat , they're awesome guns 👍

[@nathanhickeyhickey8693]

keeping the original body line through rear quarter panel into rear door is rare to see , usually bogged out, as is the front guard and door .. not easy to get straight .. all the best in the build!

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

The panels don’t have the shape in the steel. Which means making the shape in filler my only option .it’s funny how a sand and paint ends up being a lot more . Cheers for watching mate

[@DURRIESVISION]

Best not to use any cotton / tea towel type cloths before painting. Kimberley Clarke - Wypall L40 cloths are way better and designed for this use. Also can be used instead of tack cloths prior to finish painting. ( tack cloths contain wax which contaminate the surface.)

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

apart from the dye releasing from cotton rags what are you refering to ? i normally test the rags before soaking in a solvent to illiminate dye contaminating the job . or better yet choose white rags . have been using rags for home use for 20+ years and not one issue . at work i use KCA "kimberly clarke" cloths . a little pricey for home use

[@powerbreed]

My wife caught me baking brake callipers in the oven once 😇

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

haha cant say ever done that before

[@staceonwheels]

Great stuff Mark - I'll be starting the body work on my HZ one tonner hopefully soon, and this is a helpful guide. I wasn't sure which products to use for bare metal but I like the sound of the Resto Finish you're using. One question though: after you washed off the Rust Go, what was the cleaner or solvent you used before the epoxy?

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

I used the polyprimer solvent after Rusgo then the metal cleaner after that and right before I sprayed epoxy . It’s a very similar process to the CAM de ox it which I’ve made other videos on . I’ll link that video for you

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

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[@staceonwheels]

Thanks heaps!!!

[@jasonparnis2369]

Ive got pontiac panels, small tiny pitted rust here and there after bead blast, ive 80 grit the whole panel but its impossible to get it 1000% off... Could i reatofinish just epoxy to seal it?? Also, when i done this rusgo step, all the 80 grit scratches dissapeared... Like it had a silky film... I dont trust this for adhession. Am i just stressing? Any info will be much appreviated Thanks

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

Hi mate sorry for late reply . What were you using to remove the rust, just 80grit ? You can also use red scotchbrite and get it deep in pits etc . As for the Rusgo leaving a film , did you let it dry? It needs to stay wet then you wipe off with water and dry cloths . No films should be left on the surface if done correctly. Wiping the panel afterwards with the steel cleaner would have removed said film . Hope that helped mate . Let me know how you go?

[@poydapoyderson646]

Thanks for the tutorial. Where did you get that light panel on the stand and what brand etc is it please? Looks very handy.

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

Hi mate thanks for watching . Here’s a link to the lights amzn.to/3EgD5tN it’s actually a 2 pack and they can run on batteries “not that I do” . I love them

[@poydapoyderson646]

@@BogDustForBreakfast tasks for taking time to answer

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

@@poydapoyderson646 any time mate . The lights I bought must be an older model to the one I linked but basically the same

[@eaglebaldonetough4074]

Yeah!Good but enoigh talking!Loooooool!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BogDustForBreakfast]

Literally says guide .