No $ + FD + Rattle Can
08-02-09, 12:17 AM
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Wow not bad, not bad at all. How many cans did you go through and how well does it last? Also, did you spray the bumper? I dunno if it's just the picture but it looks like it's a different shade of black.
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08-02-09, 12:33 AM
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4 cans of primer and 4 cans of gloss. The car has a gloss black paint job on it (which is pretty shitty quality for a real paint job), however most of the car was bondo because I molded in the new Shine kit. So, I only sprayed the spots that had bondo or the paint was scuffed up - I did not paint the front bumper. This is only temporary to cover the bondo and until I can afford to get a real paint job. Until then, rattle can will reign supreme.
08-02-09, 12:38 AM
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i thought only FC guys were this cheap?
actually looks not that bad. looks like a fairly even color and certainly better than bondo. good prep and **** paint usually comes out better than good paint and **** prep
actually looks not that bad. looks like a fairly even color and certainly better than bondo. good prep and **** paint usually comes out better than good paint and **** prep
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08-03-09, 08:01 PM
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Looks pretty decent although i cant see how people can do that to their cars. I would rather pay 300-500 bucks for a cheap maaco job before i do the rattle can.
But it came out OK though.
I wonder what it looks like under sunlight though.
Any paint condition looks good in the shade.
But it came out OK though.
I wonder what it looks like under sunlight though.
Any paint condition looks good in the shade.
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