Bodywork question

mininuts · 6th September 2016, 20:55

I've done a small repair, low down, just above the sill of my MGF. I've painted the repaired area and tried to feather it in to the surrounding area with reasonable success.
Just wondering if there's a product that can be used to polish out the 'feathering' so the paint on the repair becomes part of the original paint...........if you know what I mean

I've seen some G3 compound but, is this the right thing to use?

Many thanks.

suzublu · 6th September 2016, 21:00

G3 is good enough Paul, as is Poorboys SS1/2 for cutting in paint

If you go too far, you can easily start again.

mininuts · 6th September 2016, 21:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by suzublu

G3 is good enough Paul, as is Poorboys SS1/2 for cutting in paint

If you go too far, you can easily start again.

Thanks Ronnie

I'm assuming that those are better/different than T-Cut?

6th September 2016, 20:55	#1
mininuts This is my second home Cooper S 210 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Port William Posts: 5,309 Thanks: 5,098 Thanked 2,406 Times in 1,631 Posts	Bodywork question I've done a small repair, low down, just above the sill of my MGF. I've painted the repaired area and tried to feather it in to the surrounding area with reasonable success. Just wondering if there's a product that can be used to polish out the 'feathering' so the paint on the repair becomes part of the original paint...........if you know what I mean I've seen some G3 compound but, is this the right thing to use? Many thanks. __________________ *Paul* 2016 MINI Cooper S 210 : 2000 Rover 75 CDT Classic SE : 2009 Freelander 2 GS : 2000 Mini Cooper Sport : 1986 Mini Mayfair : 1980 Mini Pickup : 1971 Mini Cooper S

6th September 2016, 21:00	#2
suzublu This is my second home rover 75 1.8 vvc club se wedgwood blue Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Seaton Carew Posts: 26,921 Thanks: 65 Thanked 7,142 Times in 4,642 Posts	G3 is good enough Paul, as is Poorboys SS1/2 for cutting in paint If you go too far, you can easily start again.