Thanks guys, its not perfect. i got one or two runs on the front bumper but they're pretty low down might sand em out when i get a chance. The pics make em look better than they are but im still pretty pleased.
Tip for next time, spray the items as they would be on the car.
So for the bumpers, you want to spray it supported, so the noses are facing you, and not the roof.
Wats the advantages of spraying them in the orientation they would be on the car?
i did them like that because i wanted the paint to lay flat and the majority of the area on the bumpers is across the front face so thought id better have that flat
Tippin wrote:Its to do with the way the paint pigments settle down on the surface.
You may notice a colour difference when you compare your bumpers to the car.
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I just had to add it ......
sublime19 wrote:Lol clearly you don't know me well enough, it was a joke
I talk a lot of sh*t, usually have to keep a roll of toilet paper handy in the car for my mouth
Astron_Boy wrote:Hold me Sooty, I need man comfort.
Well i borrowed a compressor from my GF's dad which was pretty big dunno what capacity though.
And i bought a cheap SCA gravity fed gun from an auto shop forgotton which one but it was 50% off so got it for $50
i didnt use any extra moisture absorber at the gun or a pressure dial at the gun either, haha just the one at the compressor.
bas wrote:Well i borrowed a compressor from my GF's dad which was pretty big dunno what capacity though.
And i bought a cheap SCA gravity fed gun from an auto shop forgotton which one but it was 50% off so got it for $50
i didnt use any extra moisture absorber at the gun or a pressure dial at the gun either, haha just the one at the compressor.
Cool, looks like it came out really nice.
Where abouts did you get the paint from?