Cobrastang

[machoneman]

Nice fenders for sure!

[GPR]

I sandblasted the front fender extension and epoxy primed





I block sanded and epoxy primed again





Deck lid was block sanded and epoxy primed





Stone guard sandblasted and epoxy primed







End caps were sanded and epoxy primed

[FElony]

Should I azzume that you are using black primer because it shows imperfections better than the typical gray stuff?

[GPR]

Should I azzume that you are using black primer because it shows imperfections better than the typical gray stuff?

Yes

[FElony]

Should I azzume that you are using black primer because it shows imperfections better than the typical gray stuff?

Yes

And when shooting a light color over black primer, do you put lighter primer on to help coverage?

[GPR]

Should I azzume that you are using black primer because it shows imperfections better than the typical gray stuff?

Yes

And when shooting a light color over black primer, do you put lighter primer on to help coverage?

The top coat color determines the final epoxy sealer color. Red, yellow, orange or white I would use white epoxy, blue, green, maroon and other light colors gray.

[FElony]

Should I azzume that you are using black primer because it shows imperfections better than the typical gray stuff?

Yes

And when shooting a light color over black primer, do you put lighter primer on to help coverage?

The top coat color determines the final epoxy sealer color. Red, yellow, orange or white I would use white epoxy, blue, green, maroon and other light colors gray.

Does SPI have these tinted Primers?

[GPR]

Does SPI have these tinted Primers?
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Epoxy colors: Black, red oxide, white and gray. I use there Turbo urethane primer: gray, black and white.

[FElony]

Does SPI have these tinted Primers?

Epoxy colors: Black, red oxide, white and gray. I use there Turbo urethane primer: gray, black and white.
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Thanks! Can you recommend a particular forum for a beginner?

[GPR]

Does SPI have these tinted Primers?

Epoxy colors: Black, red oxide, white and gray. I use there Turbo urethane primer: gray, black and white.

Thanks! Can you recommend a particular forum for a beginner?
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http://www.spiuserforum.com/index.php

I have been using SPI products in my shop since 2005 when I used their clear on my race car. The only thing I get somewhere else is the base colors. If you have a question they have a tech line and you are talking to Barry the owner of the company it's his cell phone.

[FElony]

Does SPI have these tinted Primers?

Epoxy colors: Black, red oxide, white and gray. I use there Turbo urethane primer: gray, black and white.

Thanks! Can you recommend a particular forum for a beginner?

http://www.spiuserforum.com/index.php

I have been using SPI products in my shop since 2005 when I used their clear on my race car. The only thing I get somewhere else is the base colors. If you have a question they have a tech line and you are talking to Barry the owner of the company it's his cell phone.
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Thanks, Rusty. I'm adding a vent in the ceiling and fan in the "attic" of the garage to make an updraft situation. Maybe get my first car shot by the end of the year.

[Heo]

The Garage i have at my house is my grandfathers old cow barn
I left the ventilation tunnel,its like a chimney or how i should describe it
And i put a electric fan from a car at the end of it so when i paint i just start
the fan it does a decent job keeping the paint mist out if i open a window slightly