Ready To Spray Paint ( you need an air compressor and a
spray gun)
Read the Surface Preparation instructions first. We provide a piece of
specially coated poster board paper called a spray out card or test panel.
Paint this first to determine color match. Their is nothing we can do once
the paint is on the car. Ready to spray means that all high quality
solvents have been added to the paint to assure high performance. Avoiding
dry times, sanding times, flash times, or any other directions may cause
poor performance. User tech sheets are available upon request.
Special note: We try our hardest to allow the high tech do it
yourselfers and professional painters to be able to paint your own car as
easy as possible. Please call us if you don't fully understand. If you are
not confident that you can do this it may be best to use aerosol spray paint
or have a professional collision center paint it for you. And remember that
even using instructions perfectly, nothing takes the place of the experience
of a professional painter.
One part Acrylic Lacquer Primer Easiest to use. Ready to spray. Shake
it up. Stir it with a paint stick. Strain it with a strainer right in to the
gun cup. Recommended tip size is 1.4. Create a slow build one coat at
a time. Wet sand with 600 water sandpaper.
2 part Urethane Primer This is catalyzed so don't let it sit in the
gun too long. Clean your paint gun immediately to prevent damage. Sand with
600 sandpaper. This product has the best adhesion. Recommended tip
size is 2.0 All solvent is added, but a small amount of primer
catalyst (hardener) has been provided. Mix this together in a separate
plastic cup. Use 3 coats waiting 10 minutes between coats. It is best to
wait over night to wet sand.
Urethane Base Coat Ready to spray. Shake stir with a paint stick.
Stain it right into the gun cup. Apply 2-3 medium wet coats or until covered
waiting a flash time of 10-20 minutes between coats. A final mist coat
can be used to make the metallic appear more even. Do not solvent clean or
sand in between coats of base coat color. This product does require to be
clear coated within 7 days.
Acrylic Lacquer Clear Coat. Wait one hour of base coat color to
dry before application. Easiest to use. Ready to spray. Shake it up. Stir it
with a paint stick. Strain it with a strainer right in to the gun cup.
Recommended tip size is 1.4. Create a slow build one coat at a time.
It takes 4 medium wet coats with a flash time of 5-10 minutes between coats.
Acrylic Urethane Clear Coat. Highest quality. This is catalyzed
so don't let it sit in the gun too long. Clean your paint gun immediately to
prevent damage. All solvent is added, but a small amount of clear coat
catalyst (hardener) has been provided. Mix this together in a separate
plastic cup. It has a 4-1 clear coat to clear hardener ratio. Apply 2 wet
coats allowing the first coat to flash off for 5-10 minutes. If a third coat
is used flash times need to increase to 10-15 minutes. Dust free time is 20
minutes, if you need to buff this clear you can wet sand with 1500 and
polished after 24 hours, but is the easiest before 48 hours has elapsed.
Instructions for painting body kits are to soon to come..
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