no need to photo shop it ryan already has a pic of what its gonna look like
bondage,
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It will be pretty hard to get it as flat as you want it with a single stage paint. I think that will be the biggest part of the entire deal. Flattening out the paint as much as you want will weaken the final finish. I think you could get all the paint material for about $300(without jambs) then add the thinner/flatner, primer, bondage, and masking materials. My trailer (1/2 of a contour) was about $200 in single stage paint.
Are you using an MSU product?
I want to see you do it honestly, just to see what it would look like.
if things keep lookin as they are now, the car will be flat black. unless i can get a good price on painting the two bumpers, trunk, rear 1/4 panel and rocker panels for less than $500.
I dont know about the op, but i will definitly be the last owner of my car. So I dont care how much it's worth. My paint is so badly cracked, I doubt it will go another year without falling off or rusting. I wont be doing flat black but im looking into a rattle can paint job. If im not satisfied with the outcome of my test door than i wont do it, but if i am. why not? mine isnt a SVT so i aint paying more for a pro paintjob than my car is worth.
You know, John Deere Blitz Black is $30 a gallon and can take a world of abuse before it starts to look like crap. I'm not saying you don't know what you're talking about, but yeah you can pay top dollar if you want for a trusted brand of paint...but for $30 you can't go wrong.
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Go to your local Tractor Supply Co. Pick up a can of Satin Black Tractor Enamel and shoot it with a gun. Single stage and hard as nails. If you want "Hot Rod" Black, thats what they do.
You really need the whole package to pull the color off. If cant support it, dont do it. I will look like cheap POS.
Maybe I will wrap mine.
Yeah, I suggested that and it apparently didn't sink in.
john deere blitz black and hot rod black are essentially the same kind of product.
i'm thinking about shooting the car t red, but it will show imperfections much more than the flat black will.
Yeah, I suggested that and it apparently didn't sink in.