[enkeivette]

It's a 2K glaze from Evercoat.

[enkeivette]

Spot priming tomorrow btw.

[big_G]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

It's a 2K glaze from Evercoat.

Good stuff...expensive, but good.

[kwplot34]

Thanks for the info guy's i'm applying epoxy tomorrow,i was reading the tech sheet on it again and noticed i have 3 days to top coat it,or i have to scuff and shoot again
Nothing like a little pressure to make things go smooth

[enkeivette]

Spot primed. Going to buy some sanding sponges and get this bitch done. Just need to let the primer harden for 24 hours.

[BRUTAL64]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

Spot primed. Going to buy some sanding sponges and get this bitch done. Just need to let the primer harden for 24 hours.

I like it that way. That is way cool.

[kameleongt]

let me know when you guys need paint supplies I can get all those putty's and sand paper bondo. . . pm me what you need and ill order the stuff for you

[enkeivette]

The date is set. Wed, 9am Jan 7. Are you excited?

[SeanPlunk]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

The date is set. Wed, 9am Jan 7. Are you excited?

Actually,yes.

What's the plan: paint, clear, wetsand, buff?

[enkeivette]

I wish.

The plan is, tomorrow, to finish sanding with the 320 grit. And sand the headlights and gas cap lid and rocker panels. Possibly remove trim around window. Also, sand the lights.

Tuesday, gun should arrive in the mail, I will take it out of the box and pet it for several hours.

Wednesday:

1)Drive to Resurrection Rods get the car in the booth, jack it up, remove the wheels, mask it off.
2)Straight epoxy prime door jambs and rocker panels.
3)Seal the entire car with reduced epoxy primer, and the hood, T-Tops, etc. (Allow to flash)
4)Spray the black HOK base.
(Allow to flash)
Repeat, at least once, probably twice.
5)Spray the trim and rockers black.
6)Spray the HOK pearl.
(Allow to flash)
Repeat, at least once, probably twice.
7)Spray the HOK clear.
(Allow to flash)
Repeat, at least once, probably twice.
8)Spray the rocker panels and trim with clear, over the black.
9)Use the left over clear, add candy black tint, spray the tail lights and side marker lights.

Allow to dry over night in the booth. Pick it up Thursday and begin reinstallation of everything that I removed, such as the windows and door locks, and the hood, etc.

Still haven't decided if I want to color sand. If it goes on nice and smooth, I might not. I don't want to sand the clear thin if I don't have to. I will polish and buff at least though.