Long Travel BS Thread

No tuck me thinks

 

That is bad

 

That almost makes me look good ...should I start over or just sand it smooth and apply more colormatch?

 

Sticker bomb it. Maybe we should paint it when its not windy

 

si senior, sand white primer and paint. i believe duplicolor is ment to be used with a white base

 

I thought duplicolor was an ooolld ollld wooden ship.. Used in the civil war era

 

I know a guy...

 

im done with spray paint, i dont want to look like im driving a mexican truck haha

trying to find out where i can even buy the paint, will probly need a shit ton for the front and rear fenders.

 

Get a pro to do it

 

RJ I think your thinking of the revolutionary war. There werent many old wooden type ships fighting in the civil war (north vs south, fought on land) duplicolor was one of the ships Columbus sailed on shhhh everyone

 

I dont think theres a doubt its a flatbiller ride. Mexis either have a bad ass candy coated paint job or roller brushed paint

 

Do you remember how much paint it took to do yours ? Haha

 

http://www.automotivetouchup.com/auto_paint_basecoat.aspx

I've got a pro spray gun

 

Just texted you. Hit up Central City Downtown. You can buy a 1 quart from them and get your front and rear taken care of at once

 

i think ima just line x my fenders..

 

how much paint is needed for all four corners? is there a particular primer this paint needs or any auto primer will work?

 

it's usually a gallon of paint for a sedan, maybe a little more for a truck, so a quart a corner is a good rule of thumb. The urethane and acrylic primers on the same site are both good to use, although, I have used Homedepot primer before and it works fine as long as you do the proper prep work and wet sanding + a shit ton of coats.

 

- if you have to paint your fiberglass, you didnt plan your truck very well. buy a white truck and the fiberglass is already the right color.

 

Ok cool. I'll keep that in mind.

lol thanks DR...

 

Are you talking about before thinning or after? Most auto paint is mixed 4:1 so 1 quart gives you about a gallon of actual paint.