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who said panting yourself wheels is a bad idea?
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Originally posted by Justa_Lowlife View PostI think you type amazingly fluently for a second language- even better than some (read: most) of us Americans/Canadians/U.K. blokes.
btw, LOVE the spray job you did, thanks for taking time and doing things the RIGHT way.
edit:don't get mad if I missed your country lol
thank you i took my time and did it right, no point in half assing something and having to redo it later! but these wheels have been sold and i bought some BBS style 5'ssigpic
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if you use rattle can you ARE half-assing. get real dude rattlecan is shit for anything that is exposed to sunlight/weather. their "clearcoat" isnt really going to help you much either, its non-catalyzed. if you want to say you did it the right way you have to use quality materials and not be lazy.
for the record i do custom paint for a living you can check my other posts/blog for work i have done, im not talking out of my ass.*CLICKY*add us on the facebook
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I don't think anyone is debating the fact that a proper paint job or powder coat is going to be superior to the rattle can. For what he had, the wheels turned out great. Definitely one of the better examples that I've seen. Anyways, he's moved on to a new set of wheels, which are powder coated.
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Originally posted by hypercrush View Postif you use rattle can you ARE half-assing. get real dude rattlecan is shit for anything that is exposed to sunlight/weather. their "clearcoat" isnt really going to help you much either, its non-catalyzed. if you want to say you did it the right way you have to use quality materials and not be lazy.
for the record i do custom paint for a living you can check my other posts/blog for work i have done, im not talking out of my ass.sigpic
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Originally posted by hypercrush View Postif you use rattle can you ARE half-assing. get real dude rattlecan is shit for anything that is exposed to sunlight/weather. their "clearcoat" isnt really going to help you much either, its non-catalyzed. if you want to say you did it the right way you have to use quality materials and not be lazy.
for the record i do custom paint for a living you can check my other posts/blog for work i have done, im not talking out of my ass.sigpic
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great post OP i just wanted to add i just wanted to say that if you guys are looking for good paint and i mean the best rattle can paint you could buy, you should be looking at writing paint for graffiti.
*both montana
*ironlak
*belton
to name a few. think of a color. you got it if you go with this shit.
i also like using orange or pink caps to cover a wheel in a couple strokes. don't use stock caps to paint wheels it fucking sucks!~
if anybody has a question about graff paint or something related just pm ill point you in the right direction =DLast edited by stella.werks; 02-05-2011, 05:25 PM.
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