pics? All these people that claim that it isn't that bad need to show proof.

 

 

That car was painted with cans of spraypaint?? Any higher resolution pictures? That looks good, but how does it look under scrutiny?

 

pics of the rattle can green filler primer...

 

LOL, I don't know, I googled searched it. I don't really have any proof.

 

UpSlideDown's car, if I had the patience it takes id definitely try it.

 

Holy ding king!!! Looks good but could probably use a little more clear coat.

 

Yea, not bad for $80 though

 

Is it rough to the touch? Then again, that's one of those drifter cars isn't it, so it's supposed to have duct tape and zipties anyway? They don't want good paint on them.

 

Yeah, cause all 240sx's are drift cars The body kit was rattle canned (i.e. Front bumper, side skirts, and rear bumper) nothing else. It actually came out pretty nice. The key is to take your time prepping it. If it's not smooth to begin with, a thin layer of rattle can is gonna make it look worse. Most people that saw my car in person could not believe it was rattle can... I will say though, if you're doing a whole car, it's gonna take a metric shit ton of paint... It cost me $80-90 just to do the kit, between primer, paint, and clear. The car has 2 or 3 coats of paint, and 3 or 4 coats of clear, I don't remember exactly. I used Duplicolor. Whatever you do, don't use cheap paint. It will come out shitty, and your finger will hurt like a bitch 1/4 of the way through it. Duplicolor and Krylon both use the easy touch blue top. I would use anything without it. Also, wetsanding between coats helps it lay smoother as well. My main issue with spray paint, is it's very thin. On a street car, it will start chipping in no time. My front bumper has a ton of chips in it now. A lot of them came from the mountain run we did a while back, where I was behind a car of a mountain road all damn day...haha. Other than that, if you take your time, it can come out looking nice, but if you don't have patience, don't even think about it. Again, it will take a ton of paint to do an entire car, it may be worth it to take it to Maaco and let them shoot it with there cheapest paint package. Just depends on what you wanna do... Hope that helps.

EDIT: And no, it's not rough to the touch. It was wetsanded between coats, and wetsanded/handbuffed when it was finished. Before that, yeah, it was a little rough.