Wow, that's not a bad price. Any certain techniques you used to get the glassy finish without sanding/buffing? Did you sand the primer or base coats at all?Quote:
Originally Posted by mcshooter
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Wow, that's not a bad price. Any certain techniques you used to get the glassy finish without sanding/buffing? Did you sand the primer or base coats at all?Quote:
Originally Posted by mcshooter
i did not sand any coats, if you get a run in the primer or base you can sand, but do not sand the last base coat. my son in law built a paint booth so i had a good place to paint. when i go back to paint the hood and trunk i will see what montana paint products we used. if you look at montana web site you will see they have multiple clear coat.i will post the one we used. since i had never used there paint we went with the paint dealer advised..
the clear i used is montana pe2100 eurospeed. you can look it up on there website
Awesome, I'll have to look into it, thanks! Do you have any pics of the car?
i will see if i can get some pictures when i can, i was planning on doing the trunk and doors this weekend but this is on hold since i dont feel to good , the car is 50 miles from me so maybe next weekend
I will be painting my car next week, if anyone is interested I can post pictures of the process and how I will be doing it, I don't think any of us have an oven in our houses but I am using 4 portable heaters, I need this to work, or it's to the expensive body shop with it, my main concern are things like the front bumper which is nothing but a piece of plastic