i am painting my 96 mustang gt's hood right now start to finish. changing it from red to white to match the rest of the car. anyone wanna see as i do it(pics)??
clean off the hood and let it dry then apply the paint stripper with a brush(wear rubber gloves and do not let this stuff get on you IT BURNS ALOT) apply it on thick going in one direction NOT BACK AND FORTH IT WONT WORK ON THE PAINT CORRECTLY. and let it set for at least 30 min.
when it has set for at least 30 minutes take the scraper and scrape the access off then reapply the paint stripper till it is down to bare metal or fiberglass (use sand paper to take off paint that is left over like the edges and hard spots) then wash off access stripper very very well you dont want any left it will destroy your paint.
I would have advised against duplicolor. Maybe it's just me but I wasn't a big fan of it, and my results were mediocore at best. I especially hated the primer. Of course I've also gotten accustomed to using paint guns. I guess I'm spoiled.
its all out of the spray cans i had to stop it got too cold last night which messes with the paint but when it warms up in a little bit i will put clear on and put a picture of the finished product. btw its not going to be as reflective as normal paint jobs i dont like wet sanding clear coat but if you go to youtube and watch the video about wetsanding clearcoat you can do that and make it have that super reflective look. mine will be semi reflective mainly lights will reflect.
holy hell man. that looks great. A buddy and i just spray painted his srt10 ran front bumper. the truck is bad ass so the paint had be be bad ass, but he didnt want to pay 500 for the paint. Anyway we painted it and it sucks that it turned out better than the truck lol. good job man keep it up
The real thing is you have to take your time with it you cant rush it the second you try to rush is when you mess up and it looks like a "at home job" you know
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