1971 Chevrolet El Camino - The Devil Is In The Details
A few days after the El Camino received its final blocking, it is reassembled, thoroughly cleaned, and brought back into the paint booth. Most of the dirt that can wind up in a paint job is already on the car, and if it is not properly cleaned this dirt will cause problems in the booth. Washing a vehicle several times before it enters the booth is the remedy for killing all possible dirt particles. After the car is blown clean and dried, 1-2 hours are spent masking it off. Masking a vehicle for paint is just as important a step as the paint itself. No tape lines are the goals of every experienced painter. And if done properly you will never see them. View Related Article