Help Massive Orange Peel!!!!
turbo2nr
03-31-2003, 09:42 AM
i have a very bad orange peel on my paint job! i m sorrie but i have no pic cause i do not have a cam. ne ways i was spraying my skyline(project from hell) with a blue n purple pearl but me being a dumbass sprayed the car on a cold r ainy day, yesterday (btw im in nyc it was like 40 degrees n raining) the paint color is nice but it has orange peel! so my question is how do get rid of it with out messin the pain job? should i sand it? i only have 1200 grade sand paper or should i wax it ? or should i clear coat everything then sand an or wax? HELP!! what is the best way to get rid or the damm orange peel?:(
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ales
03-31-2003, 09:46 AM
The best way would be to read the FAQ. Painting and polishing tutorial. You have been here long enough to know it.
Vyacheslav
03-31-2003, 09:49 AM
Well, also depends on what kind of paint and primer you used? If you use model master then yes you get alot of orange peel and its hard to get rid of it, if u used tamiya primer and paint, then you sould get 5% of orange peel, which is very fine\small.
I tried it myself yesterday, tamiya is fucking amazing, the best finish ever.
I tried it myself yesterday, tamiya is fucking amazing, the best finish ever.
turbo2nr
03-31-2003, 10:00 AM
well i used no primer the car was tamayla mica blue but then i messed it up so i did a wet sand and got the area i meesed up clean the car was still mica blue then i went over the mica blue with the blue n purple pearl the paint was that walmart brand i think itz spelled tersora or sumthin like that, so that the story behind the paint now the paint looks like a midnight purple with the blue slightly showing looks cool but the orange peel messed me up!
thanks for the help!
thanks for the help!
Vyacheslav
03-31-2003, 10:05 AM
Originally posted by sr20det2nr
well i used no primer the car was tamayla mica blue but then i messed it up so i did a wet sand and got the area i meesed up clean the car was still mica blue then i went over the mica blue with the blue n purple pearl the paint was that walmart brand i think itz spelled tersora or sumthin like that, so that the story behind the paint now the paint looks like a midnight purple with the blue slightly showing looks cool but the orange peel messed me up!
thanks for the help!
oh ic, its testors then. My expirience with them is very bad, i wouldnt recomend it to anyone, spend couple more dollars and buy a quility paint, like tamiya. Testors got a very bad nozzle, it bleeds and causes boubles most of the time, plus its finish is not as good as tamiyas. If i was you, i would put it in a brake fluid, waint untill all the paint can get off, buy tamiya primer, and tamiya paint, and go thru p-mans method step by step, thats the way i got my finish just the way i want it.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t59123.html
well i used no primer the car was tamayla mica blue but then i messed it up so i did a wet sand and got the area i meesed up clean the car was still mica blue then i went over the mica blue with the blue n purple pearl the paint was that walmart brand i think itz spelled tersora or sumthin like that, so that the story behind the paint now the paint looks like a midnight purple with the blue slightly showing looks cool but the orange peel messed me up!
thanks for the help!
oh ic, its testors then. My expirience with them is very bad, i wouldnt recomend it to anyone, spend couple more dollars and buy a quility paint, like tamiya. Testors got a very bad nozzle, it bleeds and causes boubles most of the time, plus its finish is not as good as tamiyas. If i was you, i would put it in a brake fluid, waint untill all the paint can get off, buy tamiya primer, and tamiya paint, and go thru p-mans method step by step, thats the way i got my finish just the way i want it.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t59123.html
turbo2nr
03-31-2003, 10:18 AM
thanks for the advice but i like the color and it will look good with clear coat but i jus need to get the damm orange peel off, but next time ill spray with tamiya, so back 2 the question sand or wax? or just clear coat the sand ?
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flyonthewall
03-31-2003, 12:39 PM
If its very bad then sand it back with the 1200 then give it another wet coat of paint.
turbo2nr
04-01-2003, 11:11 AM
well i did a light wet sand with the 1200 grade sand paper and it came out smooth and nice i am happy with the results and also some of the purple paint got lighter and the blue kinds of shows through so it has this blueish look 2 the dark purple. but then i kinda messed it up by waxing it some of the paint came off from the groovs of the door not alot tho but i can fix it i have a marker with a dark blue it wont show when i fix it up, hope to have pics of my projects soon, im gona see if i can borrow a digi cam from sum1
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