Just Out of Curiosity….
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For the guys here who have the paint booths and all and take all the “trash” precautions. Is it possible to paint something as small as a spoiler without getting some trash in the clear. Just seems as though cut and buff is a way of every job.
Cept for when I cut and buff my dust dibs are leaving white specs that I cannot wetsand out and go to basecoat =(
? whites comin from some where , dust on white is black/dark but shouldn’t be no white dust …. dandruff?? :unsure:
perhaps out of your gun …. and don’t be surprised , just cause you clean it well , don’t mean your cleaning it well enough. 😉
Stone,
I made this thread right before I painted the white grill, and it seems as though i did not get any black specs in that one. I used a different stand and had it free floating in the air about 3 feet away from anything.
Also, Until now I have been dusting on my basecoat. Would that create more of a rough surface and allow small particles of dirt to collect and be harder to tack out?
we only have to spot nib and polish most of the time unless its a show car or say a bmw that had little peel..
we only have to spot nib and polish most of the time unless its a show car or say a bmw that had little peel..
ya i dont like it when the owners wife has ta worry about tearing a fingernail off either :rofl
:rofl wow,you really are a dick tonight aren’t you :cens
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