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Applying Water Slide Transfer Decals
Water transfer decals are an easy way to add a professional look or logo to a wide variety of custom paint applications. They can be produced with a color printer, Aerosol Clearcoat, and Water Transfer Paper. The paper needs to be purchased specifically for either a laser or Inkjet printer. Most of…
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Choosing the Right Paint Gun for Your Needs: A Guide
As a painter, paint representative, and paint enthusiast, one of the most common questions I receive is about the best paint gun or which one someone should get. While there is no one-size-fits-all answer, it’s important to understand the various spraying options available and how they might suit your needs. Before we dive into the…
How to Prepare and Paint Plastic Parts
How to prepare and paint plastic parts. plastic parts are among the highest improperly refinished substrates. Setting good prep routines are critical for achieving proper adhesion on raw plastic. Determine if primed by rubbing a hidden area with some 600 grit paper. If the bumper rubs off a coating on your paper (usually black) then…
Custom Painted Dragon Ball Z Nissan Altima
Check out this awesome custom painted Dragon Ball Z car by Keegan Defrance!
Different Types of Automotive Paint
Different Paint Types Single-stage – in this paint the color pigment is added to the urethane clearcoat and applied in one step. Single-stage paints do not provide as much protection from the suns UV light which can break down the paint pigments. Having clearcoat only on the top provides better protection and holdout. This…
Spraying Basecoat
Application of Basecoat Applying a base coat is a very commonly overlooked procedure. It requires knowledge of your paint system, proper equipment, and the painter must be able to obtain a blendable match before beginning. Your color coat is always easiest to blend when you have more room on the panel. When preparing for paint…