These guys are right bout the prep i have sprayed my 20 with expensive spray cans and it looks the business did a couple of coates in the shed and cost me about70 bucks in quality gloss red cans :)

though I would imagine they would have used way more than that in sand paper.

 

I reckon so, a hell of a lot of cutting back and buffing.

 

Looks good but you would have to be prepared to spend a fair bit of time sanding/buffing once its applied

to get a decent finish.

I reckon so, a hell of a lot of cutting back and buffing.

 

Looks good but you would have to be prepared to spend a fair bit of time sanding/buffing once its applied

to get a decent finish.

 

 

Hmm very true! I Might look into this during summer, on my zuki sierra as it won't be 4wd season and looks aren't really that important haha

A lot of people are singing the praise of preasure packs... all good but they never fully cure as hard as 2 pack.

 

If you want to go cheap but want a good, hard finish, you can get a tin of single pack enamal paint AND get some 2K hardener, mix them like you would standard 2 pack and the enamal will come up pretty good. The hardener will prevent it from chalkin and fading.... actuallly this will harden more so than 2 pack acrylic enamal.

 

Its not a pro finish but its a great way to practice on the cheap and it sure looks better than preasure pack.

 

:y: :o