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polara7777 · 10-06-2002, 04:26 PM

Make sure your mixture is right and go slowly! Take your time and wait until the paint is tacky before spraying on the next coat. The first coat needs to be just a light spray, not a thick coat. Also make sure you have a good sanded surface for the paint to adhere to. If you have any more in depth questions feel free to ask. I painted cars and did body work for years.

10-06-2002, 04:26 PM	#2
polara7777 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Columbus, MS Posts: 324	Make sure your mixture is right and go slowly! Take your time and wait until the paint is tacky before spraying on the next coat. The first coat needs to be just a light spray, not a thick coat. Also make sure you have a good sanded surface for the paint to adhere to. If you have any more in depth questions feel free to ask. I painted cars and did body work for years. __________________ -Ian Christopher -84 VW Vanagon (Stock so far but it barks 3rd ) -67 Dodge Polara (383 punched 30, Heavy head work, Mopar Performance single plane intake, Holley 750, electric fuel pump, Holley regulator, .484 duration cam, FRIED bottom end!) DOH!!! Fried the #1 rod bearing. Stroker kit coming! -01 Kawasaki Ninja 250 (Clear lenses, shaved fender, rear signals in the rear housing, baffles removed, Deals Gap dragon on the tail.)