Amount of paint needed for interior paint job?
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Amount of paint needed for interior paint job?
Well, im thinking about doing a custom paint job on the silver parts of my dash/interior. Expresspaint only sells it in 11 oz color matched cans for $25, and i want to know how much i will need. Im thinking of doing the long silver parts on the dash, the silver bands on the steering wheel, a/c *****, and front and rear pieces around the window control. Im guessing im going to need more than 11 oz. Also, is there a DIY on interior painting somewhere on sl? Thanks guys, i appreciate it.
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http://www.expresspaint.com/productc...&idCategory=52
Site:
http://www.expresspaint.com/productc...&idCategory=52
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Originally Posted by garabaldy
Are you getting a basecoat/clearcoat paint system or single stage (which means color and clear in one step)? What color are you going to paint the silver parts?
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the trick spray paint for plastics or model spray paint along with the plastic primer! Light coats and take your time.
model paint = 4-6 cans
full size paint cans = 2-3
primer = 1 can
www.myspace.com/02creation
model paint = 4-6 cans
full size paint cans = 2-3
primer = 1 can
www.myspace.com/02creation
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the methods I spoke of are professional ones. If you are just going to paint the pieces with a Duplicolor paint matching spray that is different.
Professional methods: long lasting, more shine, better match to original color, but need a compressor, spray gun and skill
Duplicolor or similar: east to apply, not as shiny, may chip off.
either way it is all in the prep, first clean really good with a Prep all , wet sand with 1000 grit, apply an adhesion promoter, apply paint and clear coat ( if needed)
You do not need primer but you can if you want.
Professional methods: long lasting, more shine, better match to original color, but need a compressor, spray gun and skill
Duplicolor or similar: east to apply, not as shiny, may chip off.
either way it is all in the prep, first clean really good with a Prep all , wet sand with 1000 grit, apply an adhesion promoter, apply paint and clear coat ( if needed)
You do not need primer but you can if you want.
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