I think I saved it, gave it a good wash then 2000 grit, another wash and good dry, Put the stand in front of the dehumidifier and sprayed, then brought the hood upstairs and it has a slight fogness on the side but its better than before.
These pics are an hour after I painted with duplicolor gm dark blue. I primed and sanded with duplicolor sandable primer. Washed my hands with fragrance free soap. warmed the can, shook for 5-6 minutes. Sprayed from 5-6 inches away. This is the second blue ive tried this happened to., the first was duplicolor Black sapphire. Any ideas what happened and what I have to do to get good non foggy coverage?
I just got my TA GTA in the mail and first thing was the rims and tires, I had an old Z06 kit and tried the rims but wasnt sure they would work well found a solution, the backs from the TA fit inside the Z06 rims perfectly. Now suggestions on keep them chrome or paint them, black or gunmetal.
I am finishing my 68 roadrunner but am having difficulty putting the body over the frame with the 4 piece engine bay. Is there an easier way to assemble it?
Thank you all very much, Ive been practicing with Fusion for plastics Shimmering Silver without a primer on a spoon then acrylic sealer overtop and Im happy with the result, so I will be following this recipe.
its not the duplicolor primer and silly me didnt read the fine print which states it may not be compatible with some primers. So I guess ill be buying duplicolor primer.
Im startin to rebuild a gluebomb 69 Mach 1 I got from gfs parents and I scrubbed off the brushed on medium blue and sprayed Duplicolor Aqua met. with a quick dusting of dark blue metallic.