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quick question:
Would it be hard to paint my front end with a rattle can?
i was thinking of taking it off and paint everything individualy cause i think its the easiest, wat do you guys think?
Would it be hard to paint my front end with a rattle can?
i was thinking of taking it off and paint everything individualy cause i think its the easiest, wat do you guys think?
psht....we still have a foot of snow on the ground.....and we haven't had a storm in 2 weeks...it has also been in the 30s and 40s the past week and a half
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you can do it but it often comes out with runs and uneven and such....it also may not match the rest of the car....
full time student
majoring in psychyou can do it but it often comes out with runs and uneven and such....it also may not match the rest of the car....
yeah, you could always buy a spray gun and attempt to do it that way. someone did a rustoleom job using a spray gun and it came out pretty nice
ninja edit: it all comes down to prep
ninja edit: it all comes down to prep
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From: on the south side of dixie, 1986 Accord Hatch
i work at jiffy lube 
also if you are going to rattle can the front end i recommend getting the color match so they look the same. rattle can is not hard just lay out light coats and you wont get runs or drips. then spray a coat of clear and it will look good.
Can you tell my front bumper is rattle can in this pic?


also if you are going to rattle can the front end i recommend getting the color match so they look the same. rattle can is not hard just lay out light coats and you wont get runs or drips. then spray a coat of clear and it will look good.
Can you tell my front bumper is rattle can in this pic?

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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: on the south side of dixie, 1986 Accord Hatch
go down to nappa, look for their house brand of flexible bumper primer, it comes in a can larger then most spray cans, really good stuff, get the bumper super clean, sand it with 180 so it's flat, now use their flexible bumper primer to put on several coats, it's heavy and covers scratches etc, once it's cured wet sand the primer, now you have a nice surface for your paint
i work at jiffy lube 
also if you are going to rattle can the front end i recommend getting the color match so they look the same. rattle can is not hard just lay out light coats and you wont get runs or drips. then spray a coat of clear and it will look good.
Can you tell my front bumper is rattle can in this pic?



also if you are going to rattle can the front end i recommend getting the color match so they look the same. rattle can is not hard just lay out light coats and you wont get runs or drips. then spray a coat of clear and it will look good.
Can you tell my front bumper is rattle can in this pic?


That looks clean man. I would've never thought that was rattle can.
Man there was a snow storm last night, most of the snow is melted now. but still hella cold. Good thing I had two females to get warm with lol
so thats what they call it these days?
yeah i just searched. there are 2 eg hatch threads, and 2 sedan threads (one is the ferio squad...i never understood what the eff a ferio is....stupid jdm fan boys)
ok guys. i haz a question. my friend has a 95 integra ls auto and it wont start. when he turns the key all you hear is the starter make a high pitched wine like it is spinning itself but not the fly wheel. i was thinking its the teeth on the starter or fly wheel. is this possible? anyone have experience with anything like this?


