Cody240 wrote:what up twitch your real name is nick right i think thats what you said either way umm as for you op i think you should read up on painting and what not but from personal experience you need to give the car a wash then after that you sand it down now weather you are doing the real deal or spray bombing it you should just lightly sand the paint till its dull is normally enough you dont have to go to metal to get the paint to stick but if the paint is cracking then sand that area evenly until the cracks disappear then after you have sanded the whole car (or the parts you are painting) go back over it with a paint cleaning agent (you can get some at auto zone or really any parts store) it is like paint thinner accept it just removes crap on the paint. now after you are all done you have to mask of the car i suggest painters tape ( the blue kind) and some news paper or some form of paper that when painted over won't bleed through very easy then put down a layer of tape as tight as possible to the edge of the part you are painting making sure that you cover the edge of the part you don't as best as possible this makes it easier to then mask of the rest of the area not being painted with out trying to move a whole sheet of paper to get in every nook and cranny of the body work ( i also suggest putting a piece of tape along the edge of the paper then put it on the car so again less work in the future) now once you are happy with the masking give the car a look over to make sure all the points are covered and that you clean it nicely. at this point prep your paint by mixing it and what not and putting it in the gun or (if you are spray bombing it) shake the can lol then paint it making sure to make nice even strokes that continue a little past the end of the part you are painting in order to make the paint flow and not look interupted (if you can if not try to blend the paint together gradually if there are interuptions) oh and also dont lay in on thick the first coat take your time and do it right cause you can always do another coat (also make sure you have a period between coats for the paint to dry a little that way the next coat can stick better and not run). I know this seems like alot but it makes for a nice paint job. now after you are happy with the paint coverage let the paint dry for a couple hours then let it dry for maybe a few more depending on what the paint looks like. now with the paint dry look at it and look for runs and orange peel if you have some take some very high grit sand paper (like 1000 or higher) and wet sand the area in lightly till it goes away in and go with the body line dont sand in random directions you will end up with a bad scuffing on the paint after the wet sanding is done buff the car and give it a nice shine then stand back and admire. wow ok longest post of my life good luck hope this helped and again read up on the process as well you can learn a lot. oh and post pics
Modified by Cody240 at 12:18 AM 3/17/2010
ummmmmm ok im not an idiot cody sorry im not a noob into this ive been in this for a while
and if u were in the convo i was talkin to you at the meet i said i wasnt even close on bein done???
u tried puttin me on blast why????
and are you mad because i didnt hang out with you at the meet and instead i was talking to the ladies, and actually socializing with people
and please dont be one of those people that talk to her themselves because thats what it seems like
and seriously u act like it is my permanet paint
Modified by Tw1tCh_F0_5hIzZlE at 11:19 PM 3/18/2010
Modified by Tw1tCh_F0_5hIzZlE at 11:36 PM 3/18/2010