A job I did a few hours ago, nothing special. No tech. info I just wanted to try posting pics. PPG DBC, Iwata guns, all done with materials and guns that I'm not use to, not too bad.




Any painters/ auto body techs in the Houston TX area looking for help on the side?
Shop promo truck, shop owner painted it.





Modified by powerflow at 11:10 PM 4/23/2007

 

wow really nice. smooth

 

Nice Work But can you post us a Vid on how to do this great job and how to do the flame if you can teach me this you can find my-e-mail in my profile so you can contact me and i can tell you where to host the file.
Great job keep it up

 

you're in uae, bitch ship your car to him and have him paint it. i know everyone in the uae are like billionairs.

 

doesnt look to bad.

what is that a mustang?

 

^ yes it is, thanks for the feedback.

 

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hmmm .... ? i wold like but i am working on my car ...
i am learning but still long way to do such a paint job .....
i think i will try to do it today i will test the driver dor and se what can i do or what i will end up with.

and by the way i just wanted to ask about the design how he did it .
was it like painting the black on a white basecot. and designed it with tape ................ cant think how?
if you will explain it's ok otherwise no need i will try something and see what can i do ....

about billionairs you are right

 

VERY NICE!

 

nice paint work , but why didnt you paint the side skirts off the car?
and the bumpers

 

A lot of extensive modification, bodywork and adjustment went into the body kit and car. Its what the customer wanted. A wide variety of custom work involves a variety of methods to suit each job.

 

Nice. Looks like a very clean booth.

 

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Translation = we didn’t feel like ******* with them lol

 

LOL Its all about our feelings and not about the time and money we get. We could have spent less time on fitting the kit to use the remaining time to remove and install for paint but the end result would have been different.


Modified by powerflow at 9:29 PM 4/25/2007

 

Kit no kit, who cares? This forum is about the application and that paint was nicely sprayed. I hope to do as well some day. You got skillz!

 

yeah mang

 

goood job man!

 

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Yea I have the same bodystyle stang...I can spot one from 100 yards..haha

 

Awesome! Which Iwata gun did you use for the clear? and what tip?

Thanks~

 

looks pretty good

 

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I don't know, I'll ask my boss next time I see him or have a chance to look at the gun.
I prefer to use my sata nr2000's but after a few jobs I was diggin the iwata. Overall I still prefer the sata's but thats what I'm really use to. I used the iwata because it already had the pps disposable cup set up, for quick clean up action.