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craiGTi said:
precisely what my post was gonna be lol

is it changing colour?!
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Yeah im changing colour to something unique hopefully

still not decided though

yellow, blue, gun metal or purple

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mov_mera said:
Yeah im changing colour to something unique hopefully

still not decided though

yellow, blue, gun metal or purple
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inahole said:
I'd delete the side repeater...
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Might have a go actually never thought of that
 
:O

i nearly did mine purple after my DIY spray bs7, but i scrapped the car before then. still thinking of doing the n14 a dark ish violety colour

dooo ittttt

and definitely smooth off the repeater, i did this too on my diy spray and it looked the tits
 
craiGTi said:
:O

i nearly did mine purple after my DIY spray bs7, but i scrapped the car before then. still thinking of doing the n14 a dark ish violety colour

dooo ittttt

and definitely smooth off the repeater, i did this too on my diy spray and it looked the tits
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Will i need to weld a patch to smooth the repeaters?
 
yeh as corbs said just fibreglass or stick a patch of metal on the back then fill it and smooth

looks good...

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Looks like he's getting the whole gang re-sprayed cute :santa:

I did a rattle can finish on my front bumper, it looked good for about a month or two and its rate of degrade is quite fast

None of your mates own a proper gun Mov?
 
i don't think rattle canning the primers bad at all. end of the day, if he was keeping it black he wouldn't even need primer on a lot of the good paint/body work, only the areas where filling and sanding etc was done.

i would think the primer is more to give him a lighter base than black to shoot the new lighter colour over. and as long as it's sanded well before top coat can't see it being a problem.
 
What i'm saying is, if you're using a gun to spray a car, use it to to do the primer. Do it right first time. God knows there's enough space in that place to do it.
 
Psycho_Eddie said:
Looks like he's getting the whole gang re-sprayed cute :santa:

I did a rattle can finish on my front bumper, it looked good for about a month or two and its rate of degrade is quite fast

None of your mates own a proper gun Mov?
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craiGTi said:
i don't think rattle canning the primers bad at all. end of the day, if he was keeping it black he wouldn't even need primer on a lot of the good paint/body work, only the areas where filling and sanding etc was done.

i would think the primer is more to give him a lighter base than black to shoot the new lighter colour over. and as long as it's sanded well before top coat can't see it being a problem.
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Simcard said:
What i'm saying is, if you're using a gun to spray a car, use it to to do the primer. Do it right first time. God knows there's enough space in that place to do it.
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Yes, few of us getting the cars re-sprayed.. No problems i hope

And, amazing how as you see one can of primer you can assume we used that to spray the whole car...

This lil baby is being used

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With devilbliss spray gun...

So.. :double fuck::double fuck::double fuck:
 
it is though... i can see black through the primer.

if you use a translucent base colour it will look shit when you are done because you havent primered it properly.

besides... you definately primered that whole car with a can, cause the spray pattern is too narrow for a gun.
 
RAJackson said:
it is though... i can see black through the primer.

if you use a translucent base colour it will look shit when you are done because you havent primered it properly.

besides... you definately primered that whole car with a can, cause the spray pattern is too narrow for a gun.
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its not the black paint you can see, its black high build primer...!

and the compressor is a good decent one, more than enough, and the spray pattern is from a Compressor, can assure you that!
 
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