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PostPosted: Wed May 24, 2006 2:44 pm 
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sounds like i should be using your gear miniless to paint my car...


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Hey mr 666 check this guys restoration project out:

http://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/in ... 9130&st=60

That's page 5 where he's up to painting the body black... Go back and read some of the previous pages if you're interested. He's done a really good job, it'll give you an idea of what you've got to do.


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thats a awesome finish

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mate if i was you id use a 2 pac gloss black, you then get a shine straight out of the gun, no need to polish, its not all that difficult to spray, maybe slightly more then acrylic but when you make a mistake, just rub it back and do it again. if possible, get it sprayed with a good quality spray gun, it will give you a heaps better finish, and make sure u clean the gun thouroghly and you will have no dramas.

the ones we have at work are 700 bucks each (dont go that expensive :lol: ) but theve been around for about 15 years apparently, and work like they were bought that day.

have fun

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indeed thats an awsome finish.... i wouldnt epect to get it that good...


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jbeenz wrote:
jeez, what kind of gun are you using?

an expensive one.

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mate if i was you id use a 2 pac gloss black, you then get a shine straight out of the gun, no need to polish, its not all that difficult to spray, maybe slightly more then acrylic but when you make a mistake, just rub it back and do it again. if possible, get it sprayed with a good quality spray gun, it will give you a heaps better finish, and make sure u clean the gun thouroghly and you will have no dramas.


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and why would that be


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There are panel shops out there that will hire out their boot/oven on the weekend for a nominal fee if you ask around.That way you can spray 2pak and not worry about compressors,guns etc just ensure all the prep is done throughy and the person spraying i up to the job ( you might want to ask a spraypainter from another panel shop to do it for you for some $$$$ :wink: )
If you want a shiny black finish 2pac will be better not to mention the durability and lifespan of the paint finish.
The paint on mine is over6 years old.
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iam doing mine in 2 pac so i can just spray and be done wid it :wink:

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next time its 2pak for me....

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geeze... 2pac is looking better... but i dont have the cash or the skills:S i think ill aska round if anyone i know knows someone...


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meeni wrote:
and why would that be


I can't be bothered. Have a think about it and get back to me


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