Getting there slowly mate. Looks good. Mite have a crack myself. What's the cost compared to normal spraying?
Getting there slowly mate. Looks good. Mite have a crack myself. What's the cost compared to normal spraying?
Got me thinking about rolling the paint on my Torana now
IF YA DONT GET STUCK YA AINT TRYIN HARD ENOUGH........OR YA TOOK THE CHICKEN TRACK
WARNING: TOWBALLS USED WITH SNATCHSTRAPS DO KILL!!
Looking good mate.... I once painted my old Nissan Urvan in undercoat with a roller brush, was such a shit job... I was proud!!
growler2058 (16th December 2013), Parksy (16th December 2013)
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
Two thumbs up for sure
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
What do painters charge per panel? $300-500. At a rough guess,Originally Posted by BLKWDW
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!
Stropp (16th December 2013)
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!
AB (16th December 2013), MudRunnerTD (16th December 2013)
Looking good mate, is it time consuming? All the Sanding must suck lol
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
Parksy (16th December 2013)
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.
growler2058 (17th December 2013)
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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