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Window troubles
Ok well I just painted the windows of a car that I have and I used spray paint (sorry if thats not a good thing to do) and not the back window and side windows look like crap what should I do?
I've tried sanding it off a bit and then repainting it but that doesn't work I'm thinkin about just painting both sides.... ANY IMPUT?? |
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Re: Window troubles
spray paint isnt the best thing to use. but if you do use it, make sure that it is a fair distance away (1 or 1.5 feet) so that the paint doesnt run or glop up.
now my next thing to say is maybe the paint doesnt mix with the plastic causing it to become a mess. i would just go get some brush paint and try that. just wondering, what model is it?
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Re: Re: Window troubles
What effect are you trying to achieve? For most situations though I recommend this:
Spray on the outside (I suspect you've already messed up the inside) and use high grit sandpapers and polish to get a nice sheen and consistency on the window. You might wanna PM our Mod. He knows stuff. Like paint stuff. And he'll tell you what your sink was cast of. |
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