[rwhite692]

+1 on what Bob said on the 2060.

Recommend that you practice your technique and dial-in your gun on an old hood, etc because this is a "what you spray is what you get" deal.

You didn't mention what quality level you are looking to achieve. If you are looking for good uniformity of finish and durability, then, definitely go base/clear process, with the 2060.

If on the other hand, this is just a quick coat to get something on the car for a short while before you actually get around to doing a full "real" paintjob, or because funds are really tight, or this is a race car, or whatever, then, the Hot Rod Black product sold by Kustom Shop is one low cost option.

As far as conditions when spraying, nothing special but watch your total %humidity...if it is very humid you can get some blushing and may get irregularity of the final cured finish (variations in gloss). So I'd try to do it on a good dry day with low humidity.