painting with duplicolor can paint
Originally posted by Cashis EG8
I've done a few pieces. It won't match perfectly because the paint already on your car will be slightly faded, but I can't tell unless I'm up close looking for it
I've done a few pieces. It won't match perfectly because the paint already on your car will be slightly faded, but I can't tell unless I'm up close looking for it
he had a MR civic si
well i know the color will probably be alittle off. How do i get it to look "professional"? like how to i get it to shine? should i ge the paint with the clearcoat already in, or with the clear coat seperate? do i have to wetsand it afterwards?
Go to www.paintscratch.com You can order your exact color in a spray can. The only problem is that it is 29 bucks a can for 12 oz. You need to make sure you sand and use primer on the pieces before you paint. Then use the color paint and yes use a clear coat afterwards. I use a 3 3 4 method when painting anything interior/exterior.
Originally posted by igo4bmx
well if your car is milano red, they make an exact spray aint for that color. i know someone who used it and said it was PERFECT
he had a MR civic si
well if your car is milano red, they make an exact spray aint for that color. i know someone who used it and said it was PERFECT
he had a MR civic si
They made the exact color for my car too (Frost White), but what I'm saying is that the color already on your car will be slightly faded over the years from being in the sun, etc... Your friend's was probably a perfect match because it was a young car


