Hey all
I am about to paint a few panels on my square - the rusty ones that I have repaired. I don't want to paint the whole car and have it all shiny and new - can anyone tell me the best to soften the new paint so it matches the old without it looking to contrived
Cheers Paul
Dazed and Confused
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dont know about 2K, but if you're using a 1K (acrylic) my method is;
Match your primer and top coat.
Add matting agent (Standox Matting Agent, 48/2909046 MIX 498) to your top coat, and test various amounts. Between 50-100mL per 600mL cup.
Rub your whole car back with 400 grit paper (wet).
Buff the whole thing out.
hope this helps...
Thanks Davros
Dazed and Confused
and riding a pushi
some ppl add talcum powder to the paint to get that faded look.
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One man's junk...
If you're painting w 2pac get your color in COB(clear over base) but dont put the clear over after the color!
W🙂
Painting in Acyrilic
Talcum Powder ??
Dazed and Confused
and riding a pushi
