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mike_southside

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 17:59

mate, u have to wait a while for the laquer to harded before you do any more sparying, then try maybe rubbing the paint work down ligthly and respray it with a new paint can, i had the same problem on my body work, it came out a gray white in stead of white, i used a new can and it was fine. when i colour code my bumpers and arch they where sigthly brigth, but they do fade and i pollished my car a few time and it look ok now.

try doing what Greasemonkey said to do, t cut will dull the paint work because it will take the top layer off.

hope that helped
mike


Sach

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 17:39

:mad::(


Kris TD

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 17:35

there isnt much you can do, was probably just a crap paint mix.


Sach

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 17:17

so what i should add more paint? i did 3 coats


Kris TD

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 17:13

quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
maybe you used the wrong coloured primer this can effect the final shade i found this if i use grey its too dark, with white primer it matches perfect


this will only effect it if you dont stick enough paint on, it shouldnt matter wat colour primer you use, at the end of the day the metal is all the same colour and this doesnt effect it.


Sach

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:54

so dose that mean i have 2 take off the lacquer?


Greasemonkey

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:52

Try adding more coats of the paint colour, this will darken it,


Sach

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:50

ok m8

thanks

any 1 else got any ideas


Greasemonkey

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:49

try t-cutting the area where its going to bring the original paint work back to its original colour see what happens


Sach

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:43

m8 i used a white primer,


Greasemonkey

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:40

maybe you used the wrong coloured primer this can effect the final shade i found this if i use grey its too dark, with white primer it matches perfect


Sach

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:27

my car is 1999 s plate so 4 years old, its brocade yellow met


Sach

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:26

i dont think so as the paint is from vauxhall and i used it other parts of the car and its fine,


Paul H

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:26

sometimes new paint does look a bit brighter next to old.how old and what colour is your car?


Jonster

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:25

what coclour is the car? some paints fade over time, red is the worst for this

what spray paint did you use? did you match the colour using the vin plate code?


Pickup

posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:25

maybe wrong paint colour? just a guess, but sometimes there are a few shades of the same named colour. Not sure though, just guessing :P


Sach

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 27th Nov 03 at 16:21

Last week I ask how to do colour coded arches, so I did it how people told me 2, thanks, I thought I did a good job in getting rid or the dimple effect and could not c it any where. I primed 4 or 5 time then put 3 coats of paint on them once that dried I lacquered them up and I though I did a good job looks great. But once I put them next to the car the was a bit brighter then the car colour! Any ideas plz?
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