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17-05-05, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by BigApe

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Originally Posted by weegaz22

ask rictus as i believe he sprayed his sv with rattle cans

I beg to differ on that one.

are you thinking of the black and yellow paint job? or the one he had after it?

17-05-05, 10:40 PM

Best to buy all your paint in one go dont get it bit by bit as a mix will never be 100% accurate to the last one so you want it in one whole batch really.

2 pac would be best it gives a much better finish compared to the standard cellulose that you will purchase but you really need full air fed mask ect to use 2 pac.

Also make sure you purchase some panel wipe to remove all greases and contaminents as only takes a slight mistake to get a bad reaction.

Long as you take your time and put all the effort into the prep work then you should be ok.

northwind · 17-05-05, 10:45 PM

Cheers, much appreciated.

17-05-05, 10:45 PM	#13
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17-05-05, 10:40 PM	#12
Phoenix Guest Posts: n/a	Best to buy all your paint in one go dont get it bit by bit as a mix will never be 100% accurate to the last one so you want it in one whole batch really. 2 pac would be best it gives a much better finish compared to the standard cellulose that you will purchase but you really need full air fed mask ect to use 2 pac. Also make sure you purchase some panel wipe to remove all greases and contaminents as only takes a slight mistake to get a bad reaction. Long as you take your time and put all the effort into the prep work then you should be ok.