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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #15 on: 26 August 2013, 16:16:50 »

Bit of a perfectionist eh cem ;)

Keep up the good work  :y
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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #16 on: 26 August 2013, 17:19:05 »

Bit of a perfectionist eh cem ;)

Keep up the good work  :y

trying ;D thanks :y

honestly for me there are 2 reasons.. 1st I have got fed up with bodge jobs that shops do.. 2nd I need something to do in my retirement years (if I can live that long but my current health says from job to cemetery ;D ;D ;D )
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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #17 on: 26 August 2013, 20:38:39 »

If i had results like that i'd be running my own spray shop  :y

I dont think the car's owners patience will be enough to wait me for I complete the job.. ;D
 
a single hoods paint job took several steps and days (1 day primer (10-12 layer) ,next day sanding + base color coat (7-8 layer) , next day sanding + final color coat+ clear coat next day sanding and clear coat again, + 3-4 days for sanding & polishing nearly a week in total  ;D :-\   :(   
 
 ps: and thats done in 34-35 celcius avg temperature .. in a colder climate multiply the time by 2 :-\

Proper spray booth would have heaters wouldnt it  :-\ Im quite positive that if i had a spray booth i could get really good results . Doing a spray job without is hard with dust and insects sticking to it  >:( >:( >:(
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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #18 on: 26 August 2013, 20:42:59 »

If i had results like that i'd be running my own spray shop  :y

I dont think the car's owners patience will be enough to wait me for I complete the job.. ;D
 
a single hoods paint job took several steps and days (1 day primer (10-12 layer) ,next day sanding + base color coat (7-8 layer) , next day sanding + final color coat+ clear coat next day sanding and clear coat again, + 3-4 days for sanding & polishing nearly a week in total  ;D :-\   :(   
 
 ps: and thats done in 34-35 celcius avg temperature .. in a colder climate multiply the time by 2 :-\

Proper spray booth would have heaters wouldnt it  :-\ Im quite positive that if i had a spray booth i could get really good results . Doing a spray job without is hard with dust and insects sticking to it  >:( >:( >:(

If spraying without a booth, wet down the floor etc to keep dust at a minimum, insects etc can be "polished" out once paint set ;)
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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #19 on: 26 August 2013, 21:56:03 »

If i had results like that i'd be running my own spray shop  :y

I dont think the car's owners patience will be enough to wait me for I complete the job.. ;D
 
a single hoods paint job took several steps and days (1 day primer (10-12 layer) ,next day sanding + base color coat (7-8 layer) , next day sanding + final color coat+ clear coat next day sanding and clear coat again, + 3-4 days for sanding & polishing nearly a week in total  ;D :-\   :(   
 
 ps: and thats done in 34-35 celcius avg temperature .. in a colder climate multiply the time by 2 :-\

Proper spray booth would have heaters wouldnt it  :-\ Im quite positive that if i had a spray booth i could get really good results . Doing a spray job without is hard with dust and insects sticking to it  >:( >:( >:(

If spraying without a booth, wet down the floor etc to keep dust at a minimum, insects etc can be "polished" out once paint set ;)

I had an excellent finish of top coat then i went back half hour later and 2 small bugs had settled on it plus 2 cat hairs  :'( Cant really wet the floor inside the shed as ive got carpet  ;D
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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #20 on: 26 August 2013, 22:02:22 »

If i had results like that i'd be running my own spray shop  :y

I dont think the car's owners patience will be enough to wait me for I complete the job.. ;D
 
a single hoods paint job took several steps and days (1 day primer (10-12 layer) ,next day sanding + base color coat (7-8 layer) , next day sanding + final color coat+ clear coat next day sanding and clear coat again, + 3-4 days for sanding & polishing nearly a week in total  ;D :-\   :(   
 
 ps: and thats done in 34-35 celcius avg temperature .. in a colder climate multiply the time by 2 :-\

Proper spray booth would have heaters wouldnt it  :-\

Yep..

Im quite positive that if i had a spray booth i could get really good results .

after few trials you can .. I learned in the same way.. :) and I have seen many pros still making mistakes when they are not careful like runs, flows etc etc

Doing a spray job without is hard with dust and insects sticking to it  >:( >:( >:(

experiencing and sanding quite a lot of them as I also paint outside ;D


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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #21 on: 26 August 2013, 22:03:27 »

If i had results like that i'd be running my own spray shop  :y

I dont think the car's owners patience will be enough to wait me for I complete the job.. ;D
 
a single hoods paint job took several steps and days (1 day primer (10-12 layer) ,next day sanding + base color coat (7-8 layer) , next day sanding + final color coat+ clear coat next day sanding and clear coat again, + 3-4 days for sanding & polishing nearly a week in total  ;D :-\   :(   
 
 ps: and thats done in 34-35 celcius avg temperature .. in a colder climate multiply the time by 2 :-\

Proper spray booth would have heaters wouldnt it  :-\ Im quite positive that if i had a spray booth i could get really good results . Doing a spray job without is hard with dust and insects sticking to it  >:( >:( >:(

If spraying without a booth, wet down the floor etc to keep dust at a minimum, insects etc can be "polished" out once paint set ;)

I still have a small wing on the hood which was too deep ;D
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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #22 on: 26 August 2013, 22:04:29 »

If i had results like that i'd be running my own spray shop  :y

I dont think the car's owners patience will be enough to wait me for I complete the job.. ;D
 
a single hoods paint job took several steps and days (1 day primer (10-12 layer) ,next day sanding + base color coat (7-8 layer) , next day sanding + final color coat+ clear coat next day sanding and clear coat again, + 3-4 days for sanding & polishing nearly a week in total  ;D :-\   :(   
 
 ps: and thats done in 34-35 celcius avg temperature .. in a colder climate multiply the time by 2 :-\

Proper spray booth would have heaters wouldnt it  :-\ Im quite positive that if i had a spray booth i could get really good results . Doing a spray job without is hard with dust and insects sticking to it  >:( >:( >:(

If spraying without a booth, wet down the floor etc to keep dust at a minimum, insects etc can be "polished" out once paint set ;)

I had an excellent finish of top coat then i went back half hour later and 2 small bugs had settled on it plus 2 cat hairs  :'( Cant really wet the floor inside the shed as ive got carpet  ;D

soon it will be a painted floor  ;D ;D ;D :y

ps: cat hairs are the least of trouble as they are long , they dont bury deep :)
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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #23 on: 26 August 2013, 22:07:06 »

I hope it will be a garage and half size with painted floor . No oil changes in the snow  :(
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: swirl marks on the paint
« Reply #24 on: 26 August 2013, 22:20:10 »

I hope it will be a garage and half size with painted floor . No oil changes in the snow  :(

after some problems with my lungs (lesson learned) I started using this 


its 3m paint mask which is widely used and very effective.. so I recommend it..  :y
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