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I'm definitely trying this out on my car, the paint is crappy and the body is screwed up so I will give it a shot.
In the mean time, here is a nice how-to video I found online. Search for "$50 rustoleum roller paint" for other projects
http://www.youtube.com/user/jtech87#p/a/u/2/_qPJTTRWttQ
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Im going to try this out next spring, flat black or semi-gloss black..
I have nice compressor and sprayers so im not going bother with the rollers.
I did this to my hood a few years back. Planned on doing whole car, but never got to it. It's still holding up fine. Even with the terrible ice and snow we've had past couple years.
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Originally Posted by Demon1024
do you have some pictures of the black car in your signature
It wasn't that car. I think it was semi-gloss black. I've got pics but im gonna have to look for them. Got one while wet... I'll take a pic of current in a bit.
http://a4.ec-images.myspacecdn.com/i...0a1b0b8d/l.jpg
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i really disapprove of this, every time your gonna use that roller you will cause it to have a texture. Yah sanding it with 400 grit is one way , but hell i never had to use anything below 600-800 when applying base coat. Rattle cans would be the next best option, you can get a decent finish from it.However the down fall to spray paint is that you have no control over the spray pressure. Big advantage with a spray gun is that you can adjust this. Metallic paints are really touchy, higher air pressure will give you a lighter metallic, lower psi would give you a bit darker.
