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In this video, we'll be sanding and feathering out imperfections in aluminum rims and some steel parts so we can cover and seal them with PPG Epoxy Primer. This is the first stage for a long-lasting quality paint job. Get more FREE Auto Body & Paint Training Here: https://www.learnautobodyandpaint.com 📕Read the Blog: https://www.learnautobodyandpaint.com... 🚗Shop Here for Best Value Atom X Series Spray Guns: https://www.zoolaa.com/ 💡Learn more about me: https://tonybrichie.com So we're going to be doing the aluminum rims on here, this part of the bike, a lot of different pieces. It doesn't have to be rims, it could be body parts, cars, hoods, whatever. You're going to want to make sure to spray these things with an epoxy primer to seal them. And then you're going to put a 2k filler primer on top of that. So watch this video, comment down below, let me know if you liked it. And we got tons of pieces of this project coming out very, very shortly. So I hope you enjoy it. Keep watching. 00:00 Welcome to Paradice Garage 0:36 Remove rims, then remove the sprocket 0:44 Degrease and clean rims and tires 0:53 All clean and ready for scuffing then buffing 0:58 3m green pad - sand grit range: 320-500 1:03 Using a 320 grit to sand out rim damage, corrosion and chips 1:08 Be sure to feather chipped paint edges into the aluminum rim 1:13 Epoxy primer has a non-porous finish. An ETCH primer is porous 1:18 The nicer you feather, the nicer it will come out 1:46 After sanding rims, clean and dry, then mask for epoxy 1:58 Masking up RIMS 2:32 Prepping for paint - PPG Epoxy primer: JP375 (This is a 2:1 mixture, epoxy primer, and about 10 to 12% of the reducer) 5:32 The tack rag will last a couple of small projects 6:00 Using brand new Atom X88 Bluemoon Spray Gun 6:06 Simply rinsing out the new gun with reducer 6:10 Setting Zoolaa Pneumatics Digital Air Gauge 6:17 The Atom X88 Bluemoon sprays great for LVLP HTE gun 6:26 Very low overspray and fine atomization 6:32 With Epoxy, you can spray directly over metals and painted surfaces 6:40 We are spraying 2-3 medium coats of Epoxy to get a nice seal 6:46 Lightning in the garage is better than average 6:58 Nice coat of epoxy over bare aluminum 7:08 Before: It was all rusted out 7:18 All primed up with EPOXY! 7:28 Testing the GunBudd Ultra Lightning System (GUNBUDD works GREAT!) 😎 7:52 When done spraying any kind of primer, clean your gun ASAP❗❗ 8:00 Epoxy done. Now on to 2k filler primer before painting! Alright, so I hope you learned a lot during this little mini segment comment down below let me know what you think. And if you want to see other kinds of videos just let me know we have a lot more content on this bike project coming out soon. Stay tuned and subscribe! If you want to learn step-by-step Auto Body, don't forget to click the link on the video to get that free Auto Body training. You can do this from your home garage or wherever you are. You can bang out amazing custom finishes. Check out this little helmet that I did for my daughter recently. Super, super cool. Anyway, it's Tony here. Talk to you soon. Have a good day! ✅Connect on Facebook for More FREE Updates: / learnautobodyandpaint 🚗Shop Here for Best Value Atom X Series Spray Guns: https://www.zoolaa.com/ 📲Follow me on Instagram: / tonybrichie #paintprep #sprayepoxyprimer #autobody