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blacksabbath070 12-01-2002 03:19 PM

Payaso i have a paint question for you
 
OK i finally decided to paint my booster skyline body, i taped off all of the windows and everything and its geting painted black and i decided to leave the hood clear( jsut cuz its not something you see all time) but my question is my car has been sitting for aobut 18 hours now and the paint still has that "sticky" feeling and i need to add another coat how long does it take for the stickiness to go away and should i add the extra coat after it dries

MicRoMaN 12-01-2002 08:06 PM

Well, i know im not payaso but i have completed 1 paint job. My paint typically takes about 10-20 mins to dry, but i give it about an hour. So im not sure whats up with that. To answer your second question, yes, i think you should do a second coat just to make sure its all covered, and u may want to do a coat on the inside. Just dont do alot of coats because thats what i did and my back tab has a hard time fitting in. Hope that helps! Oh yea u may want to do a coat of gloss, and make sure you do a coat of gloss on the inside so the paint doesnt rub away.

t-squared 12-01-2002 08:40 PM

if you were using enamel paint...I could be because of the plastic or some residue or something on the plastic. Because I just finished my first paint job. When I primed it, it was still sticky after a day, but after a few coats of paint and gloss, it turned out fine.

blacksabbath070 12-01-2002 08:55 PM

yea
 
hey thanks but is gloss really neccesary?

MicRoMaN 12-01-2002 09:10 PM

No i dont think it is really required but i would do it, only cuz i would want my paint to rub off.

DarthRacer 12-01-2002 09:10 PM

I haven't pained a body yet, but the gloss is usually used to ensure a shiny finish and to protect the paint layers from chipping. So if you're like me and you tend to bump into things with your Bit, I'd suggest a gloss coat.

payaso 12-02-2002 02:10 PM

Re: Payaso i have a paint question for you
 
Quote:

Originally posted by blacksabbath070
OK i finally decided to paint my booster skyline body, i taped off all of the windows and everything and its geting painted black and i decided to leave the hood clear( jsut cuz its not something you see all time) but my question is my car has been sitting for aobut 18 hours now and the paint still has that "sticky" feeling and i need to add another coat how long does it take for the stickiness to go away and should i add the extra coat after it dries
I apologize for not responding sooner, but yesterday Dec 1 was my B- Day and my wife had a party for me..

As for painting your body, I always use Testors spray paint. You should wait about 15 - 20 min between each coat of paint. The paint will stay sticky for 50+ hours.. (long drying time) but it's worth it for the results I get. You can also wait about 48 hours before you apply each coat of paint, but this just drags out the process. Also you should always use a clearcoat of some kind to insure that the paint will keep its shine. Oils in your fingers will dull and strip the paint with time. (clearcoat will prolong this from happening) I hope this helps you... If you have anymore questions, just let me know. Or if you want some pics, just let me know
Let us know how it comes out.


silla

cflcr 12-03-2002 06:55 AM

happy birthday payaso, and another painting question for you ... can i use a regular painting spray ?

payaso 12-03-2002 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by lucifer
happy birthday payaso, and another painting question for you ... can i use a regular painting spray ?
Thanks man..... :) Yes you can. Just pick a color and spray away.


silla

Mr.Bigfish 12-03-2002 03:56 PM

i use the cheapest, crapy, store brand spray paint and my bodies turn out just as great as if i used testors. and ya gotta have the nice shine of the clearcoat to make you look like a pro.:cool:

GoOsEmAn 12-05-2002 04:36 PM

get a blowdryer and put it on low and dry that paint...then add the new layer..also the paint should be dry before adding a layer...

GoOsEmAn 12-06-2002 11:13 AM

i got my paint from auto zone..where they have all the spray cans..i just picked out a color i liked and painted my car..it worked pretty good...and i already had some gloss at home so i also put that...


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