hey guys as the title says im looking for pics of flat black civics. im working at a body shop and im planning on repainting my car just wanted to see what all is out there for flat black civics.

 

 

sprayed out of a gun or is that rattle can?

 

Rattle Can, dirty as hell...

Ill get another one up tomorrow. Clean, new rims, and lip.



PS Rims are for sale, cheap.

 

all i see is an X

 

fixed

 

what brand of spray paint did you use because the stuff i was looking at was rustoilum in the can that you can spray through a gun.

 

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It was rustoleum in a rattle can... some auto quality stuff. I cant remember the exact name, but the can was mostly black with a rust colored triangle on it. It was "Semi-Flat" black.

I liked it better than like krylon semi flat cause the cans were high quality, as was the paint... and it sprayed out in a fan-like pattern vs. just circular.

 

yeah i plan on doing mine with a gun just so it sprays smoother.

 

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Hopefully lowered also.... 4X4 style.......Just kidding

 

rattle can, if you use a can get Duplicolor!

 

im not going to use a can im going to use a spray gun

 

then it'll come out much better. post pix if you do it

 

OH

 

If i were you i would just spray a black base coat then spray a flat clear. This ensures a quality paint job and will look alot better than just flat black sprayed on.

thats just my .02

 

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that's hard, thats my style right there... stealth

 

its not totally flat black but it does the trick (little ruff too) out of a rattle can.





good luck

 

How about flat green.....single stage with a flattening agent.




The second pic is closer to the actual color, and the shinny spot is water. It just got a bath before the pic PM me if you have any Q's about the paint.

 

what kind of clear coat would i use on a flat black? is there a speical one i guess i could use my boss hes painted for 13 years.

 

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use a matte clearcoat so it come out like this

http://community.webshots.com/...CfEWW


Modified by Mr.speaker at 12:47 AM 6/7/2006

 

flat ?

 

Flat green looks good.

 

Thanks And to the OP, I would suggest looking into a single stage with a flattening agent, it takes some time to get your mixing ratios figured out, but you can make it exactly how you want it. It also saves you a step, and time, in the paint booth. Thats just my two cents, good luck

 

 

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