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Thread: Painting Parky's GQ with a Roller

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    Getting there slowly mate. Looks good. Mite have a crack myself. What's the cost compared to normal spraying?

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    Got me thinking about rolling the paint on my Torana now

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    Looking good mate.... I once painted my old Nissan Urvan in undercoat with a roller brush, was such a shit job... I was proud!!

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    Looking good, suppose it all in the prep work. As a good spray painter is worth gold,
    great video TimE, saves buying compressor and all the paint over spray going every where
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    Quote Originally Posted by BLKWDW View Post
    Getting there slowly mate. Looks good. Mite have a crack myself. What's the cost compared to normal spraying?
    What do painters charge per panel? $300-500. At a rough guess,
    Id say it has costed me about $30 to do the bonnet.

    Gave the bonnet a wetsand before with 600g and a recoat and it's starting to look like glass. Still a few sections that need improving but I think this will come with subsequent coats and wet sanding. Looking promising!

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    Coat number 8.

    You can see the light in the reflection which also highlights the imperfections. There is also a "dry" roller mark you can see, which I've noticed only happens on the 2nd coat after a wetsand, so just like the video on page one, I'll finish with one thick coat after a wetsand.


    Hard to see, but there are the occasional spots of fluff and dirt and what not that is inevitable. Just a matter of wet sanding them off when it's dry.


    A bug landed on side part of the bonnet. I was acid!

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    Looking good mate, is it time consuming? All the Sanding must suck lol

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    I wouldn't worry too much about imperfections looks good to me. You'll end up scratching the hell out of it in the bush anyway...lol

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    Haha true that.

    Yes the sanding is a pain! Infact so much so that I risked the last wet sanding effort by using an electric palm sander and a spray bottle, and it was magical. It did the job effortlessly and left no scratches and I didn't electrocute myself or anything.

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    Lol lucky for you you have a gq and most of the panels are flat so you can use the sander!

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