paint job

saleen50 · 02-03-2006, 10:51 PM

hey guys i was thinking... of paintin my body kit my car is black... if i paint my body kit only ... then buff, wax and etc with the kit installed after will it be able to tell? will it be able to tell? or its gonna match up good...? my paint on my car is the original one... paint is good... only havent waxed it never..... been on the car for about 2-4 years.... what do u guys thinkg??????/

Icefreezen · 02-03-2006, 11:08 PM

If the person who paints it they should be able to match it and blend it in with the rest of the car pretty well.....but I have seen some crap jobs before so....take it to someone well known

DaKillaKlown · 02-03-2006, 11:15 PM

Use a good quality paint, like the ppg system and you shouldnt have a problem, stay away from your generic gloss black paint, it will never match up, are you doing it yourself? if so adjust your air pressure according, go a little lower air pressure for a darker tint, go a little higher air pressure for a lighter tint........IF you use a quality paint system, you usually dont get into tinting problems as much, silver, gold, metallics and such can be a problem sometimes...but if you adjust your air pressure and paint reducers you should be fine

a good way to test it first is to mix the paint and put a small spot on the car somewhere, let dry and compare to see if it needs to go lighter or darker or stay

02-03-2006, 10:51 PM	#1 (permalink)
saleen50 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 83	paint job hey guys i was thinking... of paintin my body kit my car is black... if i paint my body kit only ... then buff, wax and etc with the kit installed after will it be able to tell? will it be able to tell? or its gonna match up good...? my paint on my car is the original one... paint is good... only havent waxed it never..... been on the car for about 2-4 years.... what do u guys thinkg??????/

02-03-2006, 11:08 PM	#2 (permalink)
Icefreezen Mustang Superman Join Date: May 2005 Location: Your mom's bed Posts: 3,908	If the person who paints it they should be able to match it and blend it in with the rest of the car pretty well.....but I have seen some crap jobs before so....take it to someone well known __________________

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02-03-2006, 11:15 PM	#3 (permalink)
DaKillaKlown All That Is Man Join Date: May 2005 Location: Cabot, Arkansas Posts: 110	Use a good quality paint, like the ppg system and you shouldnt have a problem, stay away from your generic gloss black paint, it will never match up, are you doing it yourself? if so adjust your air pressure according, go a little lower air pressure for a darker tint, go a little higher air pressure for a lighter tint........IF you use a quality paint system, you usually dont get into tinting problems as much, silver, gold, metallics and such can be a problem sometimes...but if you adjust your air pressure and paint reducers you should be fine a good way to test it first is to mix the paint and put a small spot on the car somewhere, let dry and compare to see if it needs to go lighter or darker or stay