For the lovers of all things flat black
04-20-2008, 05:12 AM
#41
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Re: For the lovers of all things flat black
Originally Posted by 88dx
Nice job on the rattle cans 
Ive found it cheaper/better to spray it out of a gun.
My ---- box EF with a Home Depot flat black paint job
Oh and if anyone wants to clean my garage ive got a crisp $20 bill for you
Ive found it cheaper/better to spray it out of a gun. My ---- box EF with a Home Depot flat black paint job
Oh and if anyone wants to clean my garage ive got a crisp $20 bill for you
04-20-2008, 04:47 PM
#43
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Re: For the lovers of all things flat black
Originally Posted by WTF
that looks good.. i was about to rattle can my bikes body work, but ---- i think im gona go return my spray paint for rustoleom, what kind of sprayer did you use? what primer?
04-20-2008, 05:23 PM
#44
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Re: For the lovers of all things flat black
i think im gona go get some right now, do they custom mix that ----? im thinking it might be hard to get in all the small areas of my plastics with a roller cause i dont have a sprayer ---- i already started so its gettnig done today if im doin it
04-22-2008, 07:45 PM
#47
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Re: For the lovers of all things flat black
Originally Posted by fork
Yes water will scratch it, the H20 compound is very abrasive. You should protect it with wax designed for gloss finished cars it, will look like a monkey attacked your car with a stick of butter but at least the 50 dollar paint job will be protected.
04-22-2008, 08:56 PM
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Re: For the lovers of all things flat black
Originally Posted by Snafubmx234
Did you thin it down? If so, what ratio?
He did the rustoleom special on his track car. I am pretty sure he thinned it down when he did it.
He even did a hot two-tone job. Flat black and forest green.
