Rattle Can
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Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Albany, Georgia
just have a good base down and it should turn out pretty well dude. make sure you actually sand tho, probably with like..1000 bit to 800 bit? or vice versa?
we did that to my friends station wagon and it was a pretty pain free and decently good looking job.
we did that to my friends station wagon and it was a pretty pain free and decently good looking job.
Cranky Old Guy
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Raphine, Virginia
A big part of the problem is, you just are not laying down paint thick enough to sand and buff out properly. There is very little paint in a can and the cost adds up fast. Even a Maaco job will turn out better if you do your own prep. I have seen roll on paint and rattle can paint jobs that look really good. But you still have to have enough material on there to work with.
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