DIY Champ White
Originally Posted by S2WINKS,Mar 20 2008, 10:38 PM
We, [jirro] sprayed the clear different (gun press and paint mix on gun). Its a little different, felt lighter.
And the clear thingis are from Lows, the plastic covers used when painting.
For all those out there NEVER USE PLASTIC TO COVER the car or wheels if painting anyting on the car!!!
When the paint dries, it flakes and goes everywhere.
And use fly repellant. LOL there are 2 stuck in the clear...LMAO
And the clear thingis are from Lows, the plastic covers used when painting.
For all those out there NEVER USE PLASTIC TO COVER the car or wheels if painting anyting on the car!!!
When the paint dries, it flakes and goes everywhere.
And use fly repellant. LOL there are 2 stuck in the clear...LMAO

paper is cheap but sometime you'll bleed in the stuff, there's always pros and cons to every technique.
looks great, looks like you need a better guns and regulator
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Originally Posted by iam7head,Mar 21 2008, 01:45 AM
there's two ways to argue about this, if the whole thing is dry it doesn't matter anyways, i use plastic and paper together.
paper is cheap but sometime you'll bleed in the stuff, there's always pros and cons to every technique.
looks great, looks like you need a better guns and regulator
paper is cheap but sometime you'll bleed in the stuff, there's always pros and cons to every technique.
looks great, looks like you need a better guns and regulator


Gun would make the biggest difference and knowing the proper mix would top it out.
Thanks for the comment
wow omar..seems like our paint job is pushing to almost an A-....great job for us...
i am seriously thinking of making this my day job now...lol
ill quit being an RN, and ill just fix cars..hella more fun...
i am seriously thinking of making this my day job now...lol
ill quit being an RN, and ill just fix cars..hella more fun...


