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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 10/1/2007 2:59:13 PM   
thomasintexas

 

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hahah if you like your bike, GET ANOTHER ONE TO RIDE ON THE TRACK!

no really....

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 10/12/2007 7:11:36 AM   
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how is the how-to coming? i have learned a little bit about painting my mustang by just trial and error but id lvoe to get some tips and such, please do continue

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 10/12/2007 3:26:47 PM   
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I think he gave up on the how-to. I just did a search in the how-to section on painting and there seems to plenty of info if anybody needs some direction. Here is one http://domlnator.tripod.com/id21.html

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 10/15/2007 9:31:58 PM   
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Thats a pretty good peice.  I think that is what this post was originally supposed to be like

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 10/15/2007 10:05:01 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: thomasintexas

well, if it ever decides to stop raining down here i'll finish up and post pics....but seriously since everyone is a genius and doesnt need advice, i wont bother with the how too.

the only real advice i had to give anyhow is "if youre a douchebag, ride fast and take chances.....in the rain"

Here's 3 p's for ya...

1. Perserverance (you give up to easily)
2. Patients (the tutelage of knowing how to salvage your own situation)
3. Preparation (for when your thread gets hated on)

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 1/28/2008 9:37:51 PM   
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yea i have to be honest my Bike is a 94 cbr600f2 and it used to be black and red and purple until some guy ran in to it and on a budget of about 90 bucks i went down to ace hardware and bought  some cans of gun metal grey and some clear  and about a week later it looks like it does in my siggy which i think looks great!! as for durabillity its great too! like i say a paint job is 95% prep work and the rest is painting. if you do a good job on prep and have a good quality paint there is no reason it cant last and look good. one thing i will say is i would buy quality clear cote because that is what makes a paint job. and the rattle can stuff dosent hold its shine all that long!  if anyone wants more info let me know

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 1/29/2008 1:50:08 AM   
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very nice looking bike adam! got more pics (hi-res) and close up of the quality?

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 1/29/2008 1:54:22 AM   
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also i was thinking of buying a paint gun. i saw a set of 3 guns (1 touchup gun, 1 primer gun, 1 coat gun) for about $95. does anyone have a write up on how to do it w/ a paint gun?

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 2/4/2008 10:05:06 PM   
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prep is prep. scuff to degloss, make sure the substrait is absolutly clean. depending on what kind of spray gun you have, adjust air pressure and fan. and spray.

there is no real difference in color from spray can to professional shop paint ie. dupont/ppg - except its just cheap. color is color. its the clear coat that you put on that makes or breaks the deal.

you can rattle can whatever you like, but i would take the colored pieces to a shop and get them cleared with urethane.

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 2/5/2008 4:50:32 PM   
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I bought a case of gloss black spray cans at Wal-mart once. shook about 6 or 8 of them up and poked a small hole to release the pressure. After the pressure escaped, I cut a bigger hole in the can and poured each can into a gallon jug including the rattlers. I then pour some of the paint into a spray gun and Gave a car a quick and cheap paint job. i wound up using about 10 cans and painted the whole car. after it cured a few days I then wet sanded with 2000 grit paper then buffed it out. It shined like a new one! bad thing is it only lasted about 10 months before fading and getting dull, 2 reasons why: it was always parked outside in the sun and I never clear coated it. Nobody knew that I only had $12 in the paint job. People always told me how good it looked.

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 2/14/2008 5:30:58 PM   
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Hey Adam, that's crazy.  When did you paint your F2?  I did my F3 back in March of 2007... crazy!





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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 2/15/2008 9:26:25 PM   
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haha that's freakin awesome. i was thinking about doing that for quick cheap paint...

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 2/16/2008 9:11:11 AM   
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Make no mistake about it - that paint job on my bike was not a rattlecan.  Done at CarStar.  Satin clear coat = sickness.

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 2/17/2008 10:06:35 PM   
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i like the satin/flattening agent in my clears. when i get a new car im going to put satin clear on it. alot of people dont do it because they want that glossy look. i really like the matte finishes on hotrods, hella clean.

nice grips btw...

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RE: how to get factory finish quality with spray cans.... - 7/23/2008 11:47:59 AM   
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