spray painted Horn cover and cleaned up battery
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spray painted Horn cover and cleaned up battery
just used some black engine paint. 2 coats.
took off the battery band to paint that. but rushed it and it looked like crap. so i just covered the holes from the inside for now while I sand down the botched paint job on the battery band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMU6U...ature=youtu.be
took off the battery band to paint that. but rushed it and it looked like crap. so i just covered the holes from the inside for now while I sand down the botched paint job on the battery band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMU6U...ature=youtu.be
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thanks. it took no time at all for the horn and bracket. I am not sure why I got the trigger finger on the band though. Kept sayin. ohhh just a little more and then some silver would show, and sprayyyyy. then ohh why is silver still showing. well its showing because it running all over the place.
I suck at painting. lol. need more practice
I suck at painting. lol. need more practice
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Damn bro we think alike! im in the process right now of blacking out my primary and derby cover. I took them off the other day, sanded and cleaned the primary, used some self-etching primer and sprayed it. I had to do the work thing last night so i let it cure (IN THE HOUSE BECAUSE THE WIFE LOVES THAT) I took it out just a little bit ago and lightly hit the primer with some 320 grit and put my first 2 coats of gloss black. I will get some pics and post them. You definitely have to use patience "Daniel Sun" when doing the spray boom and sand in between coats for a good look.
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Ok heres were im at right now-
primary cover removed
after primer this is the first couple of light coats
My derby cover-scrathed-scrathed and scratched-Im going to try bed liner on it for toughness and contrast
Sanded in between coats
and heres after the the 3rd and 4th coats and this is were im at right now
Next i will sand again with 2000 grit and spray again-then wet sand and start my clear coats
Wasnt trying to take over your thread bro just trying to show you i was doing the same thing as you and give some pointers if needed
Keep the pics coming!!!
primary cover removed
after primer this is the first couple of light coats
My derby cover-scrathed-scrathed and scratched-Im going to try bed liner on it for toughness and contrast
Sanded in between coats
and heres after the the 3rd and 4th coats and this is were im at right now
Next i will sand again with 2000 grit and spray again-then wet sand and start my clear coats
Wasnt trying to take over your thread bro just trying to show you i was doing the same thing as you and give some pointers if needed
Keep the pics coming!!!
Last edited by justglidin; 12-13-2011 at 09:27 PM.
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Sounds like ya just rushed ur coats and sprayed too wet...
Try spraying your 1st 1-2 coats near powder dry... Alittle more space between the nozzle and your surface. They wont cover well but letting those coats dry then starting your `wet` coats helps a whole lot. Theyll dry fast... about 2-3min each.
Last edited by onemyndseye; 12-13-2011 at 09:59 PM.
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