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How do I get the paint arrow straight?
How? I want my car to come out as perfect as possible, but the sides of the car is kinda wavy, how do I get it straight? Prime it and then sand it smooth?
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skim coat of filler, lots of blocking, high build primer, guide coat, more high build, more guide coat, repeat until perfect. then paint.
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Trey, I thought you worked at a paint shop? Can't someone there help you?
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How much of a wave?
Surf-able or rock me to sleep? The better the metal to start with, the eaiser and better looking the end result. Hours and hours making the metal perfect will result in a higher quality finish. Mick |
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Ill take a look down the side of the car later and see how bad it is. |
200-300 hrs, metal to finish, gaps, sand buff etc
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Wtf why does it take so long? That is 8 days straight at the minimum non stop..
Anyways, it's not that wavy, but still enough to notice. http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/2900/picture982.jpg |
Hours thats just the way it is, you have to long block the sides perfect and if you dont do it right you will put waves into it. Long blocking is not easy and not for someone who has little time. lots of prep will make the paint look perfect
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Guess it would be kinda silly to put 300 hours into a car, then get a rock chip on the way out of the parking lot. |
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At 50-65 bucks and hour you can see how fast they add up and when you look at a done car out of our paint shop you can see the hours. A chip is just a chip and can be fixed easy and that is what we tell everyone we paint a car for drive it and drive it hard and if you chip or dent something we can fix it no problem. usually at our cost because we warranty paint jobs for any problems no questions asked. |
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