rattle can paint job
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trackday plastics arrived, now to paint - everything i've read so far says "prepping the surface it most important".
ok, of course i didn't pay attention & botched my 1st first attempt. i used up an entire spray can on the un-prepped surface. sprayed the underside & partial topside. yikes! it looked horrible, bumps, pores, scratches, even a bug landed on the wet paint. while the paint was drying i went out & got some fine sandpaper. i used the wet sandpaper & made the surface nice & smooth. i'm working on the smallest piece first (front fender) to test out my procedures. i'm going to paint it indoors to avoid the bugs, i got it on some newspapers, ready for the topcoat... |
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I like your choice of drop cloth :lol:
I read a great idea not to long ago, guy made a paint booth out of an ez-up and a tarp for the sides. Pretty genius. |
you dont want to be inhaling all that stuff indoors either.
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I'm still a little buzzed from painting the TPM rental bikes in the shop last weekend.
the whole place smelled like cancer! |
Its all about multiple coats.....
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lol, painters radio!
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Lookin good Ginoe!!
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i'll use the box the bodywork came in as a DIY paint booth
(the bucket hanging is just to give an idea on how i'll have the bodywork situated) |
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i think i'm done - now what stickers do i need to boost the HP? :moocow:
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looks good
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Nice job G.
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Looks great! the color matches that tank really closely.
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Looks like a Taxi Cab!
Looks good though. |
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