i want to see prime clearcoated cars just see how they look so i can make my mine too go that way thanks

 

I would not recommend clearcoating primer:

1) I dont think any paint manufacturer will assure adhesion.
2) Primer sprays with heavy orange peal and needs to be sanded. If you spray without sanding, the clear will never lay flat. And you cannot spray clear on a sanded surface. You will see the scratches.

I would recommend possibly painting your car with a basecoat that is the same color as primer and then clearing.

 

buy a junkyard fender and do it urself to see how it looks.

 

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i'm sure you can find a basecoat that is very similar to a primer color.

 

why on earth would anyone in their right mind want to do this?

 

thanks never though bout finding a basecoat same color as primer

 

What color are you looking for. Primer comes in black,white,grey,green.

Also if you just want a flat looking color all you have to do a put a flattening agent in the clear. This looks 100% better.

 

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Not true. Anything you spray can come out orange peely. Its all about technique. If you know what your doing and really wanted the primer to look good (haha what a joke) you can lay it flat.

 

Not a car but this is a set of wheels I painted. I used plain black and sprayed clear (with a flattening agent).

 

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What is a flattening agent and where can I buy it?? Do you recommend a peticular brand?

 

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Flattening agent looks just like paint, and you add it to the final clear coat. I use PPG just because i steal it from work.

 

"where can i buy it where can i buy it?"

U guys dont know Shii

 

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Is that really necessary?

Anyways you can buy these at any paint supplier. Find paint suppliers by going to a local bodyshop and ask them where they get there stuff from.