Keep in mind I'm a mechanic, Not a paint/body guy, this video may anger or confuse a professional painter. I've been repairing various PWC hulls in a similar fashion for years now (Rentals), and the NanoXcel stuff takes a little different technique to make it last and look good.
In this video I show you what you need to know in order to make a lasting repair to your NanoXcel hull.
Don't be fooled into using standard talc or polyester based automotive body fillers, they can absorb water and cause all kinds of issues down the road.
Products used in this video: (These are affiliate links, I get a commission from your purchase because I referred you, doesn't cost you a penny more, and helps me keep doing these videos)
➡Sanding blocks: [ Ссылка ] (If you want to hand sand)
➡120 grit: [ Ссылка ]
➡320 grit: [ Ссылка ]
➡DA Sander: [ Ссылка ]
➡80 grit for DA: [ Ссылка ]
➡180 grit for DA: [ Ссылка ]
➡320 grit for DA: [ Ссылка ]
➡Blowgun: [ Ссылка ]
➡Shop rags: [ Ссылка ]
➡Wax/grease remover: [ Ссылка ] (Acetone at your local hardware store may be cheaper)
➡Cleansheets: [ Ссылка ]
➡Razorblades: [ Ссылка ]
➡Spreaders: [ Ссылка ]
➡Bondo Hair: [ Ссылка ] (Long strand, high strength for structural repairs)
➡Bondo Glass: [ Ссылка ] (Short strand, medium strength for filling areas too large for plain jelly)
➡Bondo Jelly: [ Ссылка ] (No reinforcing media, for finishing and small scrapes or divots)
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:26 What you need
3:39 Remove stickers
4:15 Featheredge damaged area
4:33 The key to repairing NanoXcel
7:30 Apply jelly
8:46 Shape with sander
9:20 Again, Key to nanoxcel repairs
10:05 More filler, More sanding.
11:40 Steps to paint
12:06 Masked, Wiped, Spraying starts
14:08 Removing masking, Finished product
15:30 Where we fixed
16:32 Final thoughts
