Thinking of painting camaro flat black?
09-17-2008, 11:32 AM
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Thinking of painting camaro flat black? I posted this in paint and body too but, I was thinking I might get more responses here.
My buddy is thinking of painting his camaro flat back and is wondering how hard the paint will be to take care of maintenance wise. Washing, waxing?, water spot removal, etc...
My buddy is thinking of painting his camaro flat back and is wondering how hard the paint will be to take care of maintenance wise. Washing, waxing?, water spot removal, etc...
09-17-2008, 02:02 PM
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Don't wax it and wash it with regular car wash soap. My '94 is Satin Black and the water spots aren't that bad unless it is washed in the sun or not dried off
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09-18-2008, 02:13 PM
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I dpn't see why satin black would waterspot worse than any other color. Its still got clear on it so as long as you dry it off and wax it you should be ok.
On a side note when I was looking for a car I found a flat black lt1 car with chrome wheels and tinted windows and it looked ****** mean. I was professionally done too and had clear on it also, it just wasn't shiney. Someday I'll own a flat or satin black car, just not sure what it will be
On a side note when I was looking for a car I found a flat black lt1 car with chrome wheels and tinted windows and it looked ****** mean. I was professionally done too and had clear on it also, it just wasn't shiney. Someday I'll own a flat or satin black car, just not sure what it will be
09-18-2008, 02:35 PM
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I dpn't see why satin black would waterspot worse than any other color. Its still got clear on it so as long as you dry it off and wax it you should be ok.
On a side note when I was looking for a car I found a flat black lt1 car with chrome wheels and tinted windows and it looked ****** mean. I was professionally done too and had clear on it also, it just wasn't shiney. Someday I'll own a flat or satin black car, just not sure what it will be
On a side note when I was looking for a car I found a flat black lt1 car with chrome wheels and tinted windows and it looked ****** mean. I was professionally done too and had clear on it also, it just wasn't shiney. Someday I'll own a flat or satin black car, just not sure what it will be
ya that would look badass!
09-19-2008, 07:53 AM
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The first three pics in McNord's post(#17) are my car.
Here is one of it spray canned flat black(looks like ****) and one of us respraying it with a gun Satin Black.
Here is one of it spray canned flat black(looks like ****) and one of us respraying it with a gun Satin Black.
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