For this project I have found an old fender that has been knocking around in my shed just waiting to be used for some prac- tice work. So the process begins. To start with I sand down the fender with 800 grit wet and dry sandpaper this is to give me a good scuffed surface as you can see from the photo I have to do quite a bit of prep work on this one before I can even think about the decorative work so for now just good old elbow grease. Ok scuffed filled and sanded time to get some paint going.


I’ve primed the fender with a rattle can primer after the prime I found a few more imperfections so a bit more filler here and there sanded and then sprayed with a rattle can mat black. Please make sure that you do this in a well ventilated area and always wear some sort of mask and eye protec- tion.


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