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KHMERXB0I213

heres my bros da....i use rustoleum spray cans =]\

Jameson

Buddy of mines civic w/ some volks. For sale too btw.

ex1z7

Chalkboard hood/hatch :x..

krylon doesn't hold up great when it comes in contact with other cars lol..

Rattle canned wheels to boot..

JDM Hunter

chalkboard hood ftw!

Dilly

and roof?

ahaa.

ilovejdm

very cool thread

ex1z7

actually thats just flat black lol.

GUA-D'zCb-7

cleannnnnnnnnnnnnnn

2FRESHMA

wow i love this thread..

2FRESHMA

heres mines painted everything inside out took a while and about 10 white cans and 8 black just to get it decent...






and when i did it all white

skar1

Xmothafu**ing 2 that's what I was thinking of using since they have the largest color selection but idk any1 that's used it to paint their car imma have to try it once I put my eg back 2gether

EFSedan#6

iTrader: (3)

Damn, makes me wanna do mine. Flat black with rust hood.

ilovemydc4

im tempted to do my daily in flat black...

lancerkid06

my car is in primer right now .. how hard is it to paint and not get any spray lines or dots in the finished product

Surge11

Je un Question. Do you guys usually sandpaper the body b4 rattle canning it? if so what girt would you recommend and what company's rattle can paint was use on that Sexy CRX ?or you just straight up spray it with out sanding?

ALLxMOTOR EG

Haha some of these are actually good.

VDCdatatech

not bad some of em you can tell really put some work into it. Nice job all.

jaydm73

+1 on this anyone? thinking bout doing this to my civic

2FRESHMA

i didnt sand anything i used krylon paint which sprays real even so i didnt have to worrie about lines and its true about the white as you can see on my hatch up top i did it with out a worrie of lines since i had a good tip but i personaly think it depends on brand of paint and tip on can and of course you need some type of a flow to follow

jaydm73

^^^kryon rust?

2FRESHMA

no i used gloss white and black form krylon

jaydm73

cool thanks!

EJ8CIVIC

iTrader: (7)

lil something im doing

ex1z7

I didn't go all out on mine and it def. shows - but I helped a friend rattle can a probe that came out much better because we prepped it way better..

Start off with something like 80 grit to take down any areas that might need work - like a dent or something.. fix the problem, and primer if you have bare metal.. Instead of just scuffing the car try to make it smooth pre-paint by going to higher grits, stop around 300 grit before spraying.. I didn't primer as I didn't go to bare metal aside from a place or two - but you can also see sanding marks in my paint here and there from only going to 100 grit and spraying..

Spray in a nice, even pattern - I liked doing it panel by panel but you have to put something in between the gaps, like a wide piece of thick paper if you don't want crazy over spray.. After 2 coats, wet sand the paint, and apply another 2.. Wetsand again, apply one more, and wetsand one last time.. Touch up any areas that might be light, and depending on your paint, you can apply a clear coat - or if you have the paint that comes with a clearcoat in it, you might cause a reaction and the paint will **** right up..

Once it's dry for a day or two, buff the paint..

I'll be re-doing my paint this spring and doing it the longer way, but still the cheaper way and I'll update with new pics to show how it turns out..