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Over the weekend, I decided to take a chance and paint all my panels black. The project started off nice enough, using a plastic adhesion promoter, Krylon Fusion paint, and clear coat.
I finished off the rear end and realized a serious problem. The Krylon wasn't laying flat. It had a sort of zebra effect to it, striped in some areas. So I decided to pay the extra money to get professional Centari one-stage paint, hardener, flexible primer, and put this stuff on with paint gun. Of course, none of this could have been done without removing the Krylon. Ugh. Many application of Lacquer thinner later, we were ready to blast the panels once again.
Luckily, I know a guy that is very handy with a paint gun. He has about 20 years experience behind him, and he is a close family friend. I bought him some dinner and off we went.
My Dad happens to have a garage extension perfect for a makeshift paint booth.
Pictures will be posted shortly!
Over the weekend, I decided to take a chance and paint all my panels black. The project started off nice enough, using a plastic adhesion promoter, Krylon Fusion paint, and clear coat.
I finished off the rear end and realized a serious problem. The Krylon wasn't laying flat. It had a sort of zebra effect to it, striped in some areas. So I decided to pay the extra money to get professional Centari one-stage paint, hardener, flexible primer, and put this stuff on with paint gun. Of course, none of this could have been done without removing the Krylon. Ugh. Many application of Lacquer thinner later, we were ready to blast the panels once again.
Luckily, I know a guy that is very handy with a paint gun. He has about 20 years experience behind him, and he is a close family friend. I bought him some dinner and off we went.
My Dad happens to have a garage extension perfect for a makeshift paint booth.
Pictures will be posted shortly!