how did you do it , just out of curiosity
Supplies 600 Grit Sandpaper
few clean shop towels
A Cleaner/Degreaser from an autobody supply store (needed to where chemical proof gloves and mask) I had niether...just mother nature. But I did wear long sleeves and doubled up on regular gloves
Adhesion Promoter
High Gloss Hi-Temp Engine Paint (its the only high gloss paint they had at autozone at the time
1) Sand it down real good
2) Wipe it down
3) Sprayed the Cleaner on and let it sit
4) I have a Compressor with a Air Blow fitting so I blew it dry and then wiped it down
5) Sprayed Adhesion Promoter
6) Then painted it like 4-5 coats on each side. I know it much but I'm ****
and shit from mother nature kept gettin on there. REALLY NEED A BOOTH.
In b/w coats i let dry for 1-2 hours
Final coat I let dry for 3-4 hours
I did all of that with my boat horns and compressor too.
Its raining...I hope it holds!
Cost me like 14 bucks!
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You named your 'hoe Bella Donna? That's funny. Hehe, Bella Donna, a 'hoe...
Ahahaa someone finally caught on...
Came ya blame me...there the same! I'm silician so ya know...
GOOGLE HER OR DL ONE OF HER VIDEOS FROM LIMEWIRE OR WUTEVER
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since when did you get your cowl hood on? damn i havent been on here enough
Dude...its been on...wait till you see my 22" Chip Foose Speedsters come back from Powder Coat. I had to hammer out the 168 plastic studs so they wouldn;t melt in the process. I'm afraid to order them b/c I have to hammer them in and I don't mess up the paint!
