guess whose lowered!

they sell at autozone... theyre other colors are good... really transparent (when you want it to be) or super metalflake... ill give it a shot over some chrome and let you know how it turns out... only problem with transparent paint in a can is they look good on small things but looks layered over larger items..
 
that would prolly work on the small stuyff, but if i mess up o the big jobs.....lol

ill get it done professionally. besides, vinneyten said they might be able to do it
 
asherchy said:
they sell at autozone... theyre other colors are good... really transparent (when you want it to be) or super metalflake... ill give it a shot over some chrome and let you know how it turns out... only problem with transparent paint in a can is they look good on small things but looks layered over larger items..
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lsaid the saame thing wi/o reading yours.

im used to using spraypaint wso i know the effects LOL thats why i want it pro done...or you can do it :) haha
 
asherchy said:
ok... i tried this stuff... it goes on blotchy but looks like its going the right direction... then it goes from shiny black to a dark grey... this stuff will not work... even with a wet sand
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are you spraying directly on your black stockers? I think you need the [FONT=Geneva,Veranda,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif][SIZE=-1] MC-100 Ground Coat first.

http://duplicolor.com/training/metalcast_training.html
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maybe you can use the paint for your engine cover
http://duplicolor.anthonythomas.com/success/story.php?id=123
http://duplicolor.anthonythomas.com/success/story.php?id=93
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no... i tried it on a piece of chrome grill i have laying around... i painted part of it chrome... part of it i left alone.. and part of it i painted with the ground coat... all looked poopy
 
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