what color would show the least paint flaws?
White. Tan or grey or any color thereabouts would be best, though. What are you painting and why have you limited yourself to those choices?
White shows the least, black shows the most. To be honest im not to sure about yellow. I work in a body shop and I dont see to many yellow cars.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mike9571 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I work in a body shop and I dont see to many yellow cars.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's because yellow cars suck unless they're making 500+hp and shitting bras and panties out their exhausts, i.e., not Hondas evAr.
That's because yellow cars suck unless they're making 500+hp and shitting bras and panties out their exhausts, i.e., not Hondas evAr.
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Very true ...I even work in a posche/vw shop
Very true ...I even work in a posche/vw shop
yeah only high end sports car should be yellow ie. porsche, ferrari, maserati etc.
white would show the least amount of paint flaws.
white would show the least amount of paint flaws.
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very true, silver and blue cars, light blues like voltage blue or w/e are mucho easy to spray and stay pretty damn clean
very true, silver and blue cars, light blues like voltage blue or w/e are mucho easy to spray and stay pretty damn clean
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OOOO your trying to paint. Ok heres the deal. Spraying diff colors isn't the problem its getting the technique down that is the problem. The only types of paints that are more difficult to spray without expierience are metalics. Just let me know if you need details.
</TD></TR></TABLE>OOOO your trying to paint. Ok heres the deal. Spraying diff colors isn't the problem its getting the technique down that is the problem. The only types of paints that are more difficult to spray without expierience are metalics. Just let me know if you need details.
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you're going in the opposite direction with black
you're going in the opposite direction with black
umm......cant you get some color matched primer or something close to it....like get a black car but when painting it, paint it with black primer.....usually paint chips only go down to the primer.....so, black would be best with black primer......white woule be best with a light grey or white primer....
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