When painting a classic car it is essential to identify which type of existing paint or primer is already on your car or repair panel in order to choose the right type of primer, paint and preparation method. In this tutorial video, Michael will show you exactly what you need to know in order to achieve the best results when painting your classic car’s bodywork.
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