spray cans of paint fading awayy

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Originally Posted by rey2009

how bout 3M from supercheap?

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You will still need a layer of clear coat if you want it to stay glossy. So get a can of the colourless clear spray too.

what type of primer:S

depends on the paint, when i did a repair on the ute i got it custom mixed at Autobarn, and it was an "all in one" paint, i dont know the technical term, but i didnt need to clear coat it...

i spraying and blended it in at the damaged corner, let it dry for a week, then buffed it back with a cutting compound... still shiney

thats not a spray can loll

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Originally Posted by rey2009

thats not a spray can loll

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Yes it is.

:-)...

custom mixed spray can:S:S with clear coat in it:S never heard that before

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Originally Posted by rey2009

custom mixed spray can:S:S with clear coat in it:S never heard that before

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There is no clear coat in that one. But it is probably a proper automotive paint and not those crappy spray can acrylics. Better idea than buying those spray cans on the shelf from supercheap.

soo ur saying

its better getting custom mixed spray can from autobarn

should i tell them i want glossy black

thats all yea?

just get a paint code from a black honda..or any black colour car you want..then go up to them and give them the code and bam you got yourself some paint..
simple broo..

you need to prep the surface. sand it back, prime it, then spray it

ak nw ive to find paint codes loll

any clue wat would be paint code for shiny black loll