Re: 70$ paint job! (7 cans of primer and lots of time at work....)*Pics*
 

wow ya i just realized that :P

nice job anyway

Re: 70$ paint job! (7 cans of primer and lots of time at work....)*Pics*
 

Ya sorry bout the double post, i fked up my mod.... Ne way, this color kicks ass too cuz in the shade, its blatant flat gray, but when the sun hits it, its almost white. it stands out and gets your attention without being flashy... seriously, i wouldnt be supprised if this starts a new trend for sleeper cars....

Re: 70$ paint job! (7 cans of primer and lots of time at work....)*Pics*
 

i hacked into his computer and got this picture

http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/5328/pumps3ip.jpg




lol. its from his other thread

:P

Re: 70$ paint job! (7 cans of primer and lots of time at work....)*Pics*
 

excellent can control, but i dont see this setting any trends.

for 70 dollars i can buy some one step paint from absap and spray it the right way.

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new trend? it's already been a trend down here

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One step? no sanding? :3 i donno man, that sure dont sound like a purdy finish to me... my car is smooth as a babies ass ;)

Re: 70$ paint job! (7 cans of primer and lots of time at work....)*Pics*
 

man its just primer, i think the mini truck guys have that "primer trend" on lock down.

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<------ primer civic three years ago ;)

Re: 70$ paint job! (7 cans of primer and lots of time at work....)*Pics*
 

1 step as in you dont clear it, it has clear mixed in.

you still need to prep the car

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Hmmm.Primer Absorbs water, water freezes inside the primer and cracks it, not to mention it will help rust the hsit out of any place that had exposed metal, wait a year, your car will look like ----. but good job I guess, you should of at least painted it with paint and then a coat of clear or dull coat to seal the finish.