Subject	Go ahead and do it. Start off with 80 grit then 100,
Posted by	danz300 on December 21, 2004 at 8:48 AM
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In Reply To	Sanding down rock gaurd posted by CLOWNSHUE on December 21, 2004 at 07:31 AM
Message	150 to 220. You could wet sand it then but don't use to much water. Then have the body shop paint with the flex. I painted mine without using the flex additave and still looks great 2 years later. Good luck.
Follow Ups	Sanding down rock gaurd - CLOWNSHUE 07:31:44 12/21/04 Get a stillen rear valence, it goes over top of chipguard. - Poom (Pittsburgh) 07:42:29 12/21/04 pic? (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 07:56:06 12/21/04 neevermind, found one, but looking for a more stock looking - CLOWNSHUE 08:00:09 12/21/04 the thing I dont like about those is it looks like it would - Nazgul 09:49:12 12/21/04 dont all aftermarket valences? its not just stillen (n/m) - shawnc 12:24:39 12/21/04 Go ahead and do it. Start off with 80 grit then 100, - danz300 08:48:23 12/21/04 will that take off the rock gaurd? (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 09:12:43 12/21/04 if so does it weaken the bumper cover? (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 09:13:33 12/21/04 The rock guard is cast as part of the rear. And - danz300 10:01:37 12/21/04 thanks (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 10:25:40 12/21/04 someone posted about using a heat gun and a scaper for the - spyhunter(nj) 09:09:44 12/21/04 Re: Sanding down rock gaurd - BLedeboer 09:40:51 12/21/04 cant wait for the pics... sounds very nice. (n/m) - Nazgul 09:50:49 12/21/04 I chemically stripped mine to bare metal - Fly-Surf 10:01:00 12/21/04 Bad idea. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:02:11 12/21/04 y? (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 10:27:02 12/21/04 and its not as if I can leave it the way it is... (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 10:28:06 12/21/04 On the metal panels the guard is a rubberized decal that is - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:45:23 12/21/04 I am talking about the rock gaurd on the rear bumper (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 10:49:17 12/21/04 I believe Bernie was just trying to inform that removing the - CHUNG (Dallas) 11:07:58 12/21/04 You can sand it but if you heat it up too much the bumper - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:14:08 12/21/04 Re: You can sand it but if you heat it up too much the bumper - CLOWNSHUE 14:45:36 12/21/04 have you had any experience - lojaqer 12:04:37 12/21/04 None personally. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 14:06:19 12/21/04 Then how do you prep it for painting? (n/m) - spyhunter(nj) 13:47:49 12/21/04 I don't know. Im not a painter. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 14:06:38 12/21/04 Is the rock guard a separate part # from the rear bumper? - Sportzcoop 19:44:51 12/21/04 No it's moulded into the rear bumper - however if you need - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:09:02 12/22/04 Makes sense but why dont other sports cars that dont have - ENVYMYZ 00:10:37 12/22/04
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