Flatting, Cutting and Polishing 2K Paint

if you need any info gt2 rocco should be able to help cos he
works in a body shop. take it back with a mop sponge(make
sure you get the right stiffness, i cant remember what colour it
should be) with g3, then use the g10 to prep it for polish, then
use finesse to polish it up. i think that should do the trick!

 

oh man that'll be a fatherless child. a lot of places use that as a guide coat because it's best at showing up mistakes(pin holes, incorrect swage lines etc) it'll have to be a spot on jo to look good with that colour. good luck dude.

 

lol care to put a date on that comment

 

depends if i get coilies instead of a comporessor

 

No, it'll be far easier to do in that colour. It's sprayed on lightly over a light coloured primer, then rubbed down when used as a guide coat. After it's rubbed down, any areas where there is still black show "low" areas. Satin black paint itself is very forgiving of mistakes.....

 

Satin black will look SHIT though

 

not on a stripped out rally sl*g mk1