I'm notorious for buying more paint than needed. It's better than running out and never matching the color. What paint are you going with? PPG? House of Kolor? I even have a paint can shaker. It makes a huge difference especially with metal flake and pearl paints. You just can't stir them and get an even mix. I used to do lettering and pin stripping. I'm out of practice but I still have all my brushes. The key to a great paint job past doing all the prep and using the spray gun correctly is religiously following all the paint instructions at the bench. Make sure the humidity and temperature is where it should be and Mix your paint and hardeners in the exact ratios and mix them well. Also make sure your primer and other chemicals are compatible. I've seen plenty of people spend hours and hours making sure the body work is perfect and then they do a rush job at the bench, get something wrong and fuck up the paint job.
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You renegade....
You lawbreaker....
Breakin' the law, breakin' the law.....
What's next? Leaving the toilet seat up? Ripping the tags off your mattress??Originally posted by perilouspete
fryingdutchman you pretty much own everyone.....sick comebacks, well put. top class wit.Comment
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I'm notorious for buying more paint than needed. It's better than running out and never matching the color. What paint are you going with? PPG? House of Kolor? I even have a paint can shaker. It makes a huge difference especially with metal flake and pearl paints. You just can't stir them and get an even mix. I used to do lettering and pin stripping. I'm out of practice but I still have all my brushes. The key to a great paint job past doing all the prep and using the spray gun correctly is religiously following all the paint instructions at the bench. Make sure the humidity and temperature is where it should be and Mix your paint and hardeners in the exact ratios and mix them well. Also make sure your primer and other chemicals are compatible. I've seen plenty of people spend hours and hours making sure the body work is perfect and then they do a rush job at the bench, get something wrong and fuck up the paint job.Comment
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