can you paint cars like this ?
#2
wow....what an assclown. Yeah you CAN paint outside i guess.......IF it was a great day out, little to no humidity, and above 60 degrees........
On the other hand, its the drying that will get ya. What is gunna land on the wet paint while its curing
On the other hand, its the drying that will get ya. What is gunna land on the wet paint while its curing
#3
p.s. that car is NOT prepped correctly.....looks like worse than a maaco paint job.....didnt even roughen up the origional paint.....that is unless the red is the new paint......in that case....ROLF!! HAHAHHAHAHA
Last edited by vert_z; 03-20-2009 at 11:02 PM.
#4
hahaha that is hilarious! it looks like he just took a white car, rolled it into his backyard and began spraying it red.
actually...i cant tell if the car was white or red to begin with. what a goon.
actually...i cant tell if the car was white or red to begin with. what a goon.
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#12
Well ****, im screwed. I am ait certified in anything except bein a sexy beast.
oh and bill.....shut up dummy. that aint me.....thats your mom.....lets just say the coveralls is all i had for her to put on afterwards. ;-) hahahhahha
come over and let me see that hood!
#15
HA! Ive shot cars outside before and thats not how ya do it. Humidity has to be waay down, as does the wind, has to be shot at about 8am in the morning before the bugs come out, and the wheels have to be covered so you dont end up painting them as well.
Even after eliminating all the factors, the paint job will only be pretty good. There will be something (murphys law) that lands in the first layer of clear so you cant really sand it out - but it can be done.
Even after eliminating all the factors, the paint job will only be pretty good. There will be something (murphys law) that lands in the first layer of clear so you cant really sand it out - but it can be done.