sky blue FC using rattle can ;)
03-28-11, 06:53 AM
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sky blue FC using rattle can ;)
used a rattle can from wal-mart =) will be resprayed this yr after my swap and all of that still i think it came out greatt ! 
03-28-11, 11:49 AM
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here ya go bro these are only ones i have the paint faded alot in the winter i half assed the clear coat at the end cause it was such bad quality
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03-28-11, 01:41 PM
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THANKS! ahah i love the panda and yeaaaaa lol bout that ... i bought the car like that you guys should see the underbody virtually no pinch rails makes me cringe everytime i jack her up ='( still love her though shes a beaut!
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03-28-11, 03:11 PM
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My car is about 50% rattle can, duplicolor color match specifically. IT matches the stock color exactly and seems to be of decent quality (better be for the price). Now that I've been driving the car for a month I'm regretting not doing a clear coat. I'm either going to mask it off and get some SEM clear or have macco re-clear the whole car.
03-28-11, 05:15 PM
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alot of people dont lol but thanks 
ima have to look that up no idea what u r talking bout sorry
thanks bro! n i have zero orange peel honestlyy
did u post up a thread of ur paint job? if u did im pretty sure i saw it it lookd great if tht was you! n clear coat is great just dont cheap out like myself if ur using rattle can get the most expensive clear cause itll be worth it my paint is totalled screwed
ima have to look that up no idea what u r talking bout sorry
My car is about 50% rattle can, duplicolor color match specifically. IT matches the stock color exactly and seems to be of decent quality (better be for the price). Now that I've been driving the car for a month I'm regretting not doing a clear coat. I'm either going to mask it off and get some SEM clear or have macco re-clear the whole car.
03-28-11, 05:42 PM
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Vintage sportcars
I am owning a white 86 NA FC (s4).
Paint was very dull, guess the PO never polished it.
I have some small rust places on the lower places of the body, especially fender
and sides. Just one 5 mm² hole the rest are just small surface pickels which makes the car look shitty.
Last week I sanded the worst parts down with 40 and 80 to bare metal and applyed
2 coats of white hammerite.
Sure not the best way, but I have to protect it from rust until next year when I can use my garage
again to paint it white from A to Z. I got all the stuff, compressor, filters and sata spraygun.
My plan is to sand it down to bare metal and start from scratch, bodyfiller primer sealer basecoat and clearcoat.
I am not a painter, just did some airbrush here and there and did some very intense reseach on the topic of painting entire cars.
My point is that you can make a real good paint job even at your hobby garage when
you put care at your preparations and follow the paint manufacturers recommendations.
Using the right tools and quality paint you may be able to produce a really nice and lasting paintjob.
I dont want to let it painted at a shop cause they just sand on the oem paint and put
the new one ontop and charg an arm and a leg for that **** they did.
Last time I went there to get an estimate they set it at 5000$ just painting,
i have to disassemble and assemble the whole ting.
I am thinking all day long about painting my car, i really cant wait to do it
I have to say that with rattle cans your paintjob does look nice but unfortunatly it wont last long.
I use rattle cans for some small parts, for that they are very fine, but I cant imagine the work for doing an entire car with that.
and respect the work you put in there
Regards
Steven
Paint was very dull, guess the PO never polished it.
I have some small rust places on the lower places of the body, especially fender
and sides. Just one 5 mm² hole the rest are just small surface pickels which makes the car look shitty.
Last week I sanded the worst parts down with 40 and 80 to bare metal and applyed
2 coats of white hammerite.
Sure not the best way, but I have to protect it from rust until next year when I can use my garage
again to paint it white from A to Z. I got all the stuff, compressor, filters and sata spraygun.
My plan is to sand it down to bare metal and start from scratch, bodyfiller primer sealer basecoat and clearcoat.
I am not a painter, just did some airbrush here and there and did some very intense reseach on the topic of painting entire cars.
My point is that you can make a real good paint job even at your hobby garage when
you put care at your preparations and follow the paint manufacturers recommendations.
Using the right tools and quality paint you may be able to produce a really nice and lasting paintjob.
I dont want to let it painted at a shop cause they just sand on the oem paint and put
the new one ontop and charg an arm and a leg for that **** they did.
Last time I went there to get an estimate they set it at 5000$ just painting,
i have to disassemble and assemble the whole ting.
I am thinking all day long about painting my car, i really cant wait to do it
I have to say that with rattle cans your paintjob does look nice but unfortunatly it wont last long.
I use rattle cans for some small parts, for that they are very fine, but I cant imagine the work for doing an entire car with that.
and respect the work you put in thereRegards
Steven
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03-28-11, 07:25 PM
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well its better than flat black
This is just temporary right? Cant say I like it, i been through that project stage b4 and can only say once you get real paint on there, you never want to go back.
I spray bombed a few cars before. Did a S14 in flat white and it was alot better than mismatched panels though.
This is just temporary right? Cant say I like it, i been through that project stage b4 and can only say once you get real paint on there, you never want to go back.
I spray bombed a few cars before. Did a S14 in flat white and it was alot better than mismatched panels though.
03-28-11, 07:52 PM
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I am owning a white 86 NA FC (s4).
Paint was very dull, guess the PO never polished it.
I have some small rust places on the lower places of the body, especially fender
and sides. Just one 5 mm² hole the rest are just small surface pickels which makes the car look shitty.
Last week I sanded the worst parts down with 40 and 80 to bare metal and applyed
2 coats of white hammerite.
Sure not the best way, but I have to protect it from rust until next year when I can use my garage
again to paint it white from A to Z. I got all the stuff, compressor, filters and sata spraygun.
My plan is to sand it down to bare metal and start from scratch, bodyfiller primer sealer basecoat and clearcoat.
I am not a painter, just did some airbrush here and there and did some very intense reseach on the topic of painting entire cars.
My point is that you can make a real good paint job even at your hobby garage when
you put care at your preparations and follow the paint manufacturers recommendations.
Using the right tools and quality paint you may be able to produce a really nice and lasting paintjob.
I dont want to let it painted at a shop cause they just sand on the oem paint and put
the new one ontop and charg an arm and a leg for that **** they did.
Last time I went there to get an estimate they set it at 5000$ just painting,
i have to disassemble and assemble the whole ting.
I am thinking all day long about painting my car, i really cant wait to do it
I have to say that with rattle cans your paintjob does look nice but unfortunatly it wont last long.
I use rattle cans for some small parts, for that they are very fine, but I cant imagine the work for doing an entire car with that.
and respect the work you put in there
Regards
Steven
Paint was very dull, guess the PO never polished it.
I have some small rust places on the lower places of the body, especially fender
and sides. Just one 5 mm² hole the rest are just small surface pickels which makes the car look shitty.
Last week I sanded the worst parts down with 40 and 80 to bare metal and applyed
2 coats of white hammerite.
Sure not the best way, but I have to protect it from rust until next year when I can use my garage
again to paint it white from A to Z. I got all the stuff, compressor, filters and sata spraygun.
My plan is to sand it down to bare metal and start from scratch, bodyfiller primer sealer basecoat and clearcoat.
I am not a painter, just did some airbrush here and there and did some very intense reseach on the topic of painting entire cars.
My point is that you can make a real good paint job even at your hobby garage when
you put care at your preparations and follow the paint manufacturers recommendations.
Using the right tools and quality paint you may be able to produce a really nice and lasting paintjob.
I dont want to let it painted at a shop cause they just sand on the oem paint and put
the new one ontop and charg an arm and a leg for that **** they did.
Last time I went there to get an estimate they set it at 5000$ just painting,
i have to disassemble and assemble the whole ting.
I am thinking all day long about painting my car, i really cant wait to do it
I have to say that with rattle cans your paintjob does look nice but unfortunatly it wont last long.
I use rattle cans for some small parts, for that they are very fine, but I cant imagine the work for doing an entire car with that.
and respect the work you put in thereRegards
Steven
yaaa! panda! lmao
well its better than flat black
This is just temporary right? Cant say I like it, i been through that project stage b4 and can only say once you get real paint on there, you never want to go back.
I spray bombed a few cars before. Did a S14 in flat white and it was alot better than mismatched panels though.
This is just temporary right? Cant say I like it, i been through that project stage b4 and can only say once you get real paint on there, you never want to go back.
I spray bombed a few cars before. Did a S14 in flat white and it was alot better than mismatched panels though.
03-30-11, 07:15 AM
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