put on a last coat yesterday and the thing friggin slid off the bucket and on the grass and did a full roll to make sure to cover both sides with grass, at the same time my dad comes out and starts giving me a lecture about how i wasnt doing it right LOL!! that sure helped... so today i went and got some 220 size paper, slapped it onto a rotary sander, then wet sanded with a 500 and didnt drop it this time.
The paint that i used was an Enamel based Dupli-color Arcrylic enamel. I found these to be can because of their unique nossle spray that sprays almost like a gun. You can also turn the spray sideways to be able to spray at a horizontal or vertical line, These Lay down the paint much much better, and wide and more even, thus giving it a better even shine. Also the paint itself is very durable, it took me about 4 sheets of rotary 220 sized paper to be able to prep the whole hood after the paint dried. Anyhow thats my thing on paints
The paint that i used was an Enamel based Dupli-color Arcrylic enamel. I found these to be can because of their unique nossle spray that sprays almost like a gun. You can also turn the spray sideways to be able to spray at a horizontal or vertical line, These Lay down the paint much much better, and wide and more even, thus giving it a better even shine. Also the paint itself is very durable, it took me about 4 sheets of rotary 220 sized paper to be able to prep the whole hood after the paint dried. Anyhow thats my thing on paints