painting truck with black primer

[DBYRD]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(sprayed99 &#064; Apr 13 2007, 11&#58;36 PM) [snapback]89911[/snapback]</div>

From my experience I put the 995 in the clear coat and it flattens it and you will have a long lasting paint job and you can wet sand it and buff it. I have never added it to the base coat. The pic of the 32 prostreet ford we painted using the 995 in the clear. By the way the flames are taped on.

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looks like a sweet ride, nice paint work&#33; looks like u know what ur doing, wanna paint my rollpan and colormatch my stuff for me?

[sprayed99]

How bout you come up here and I&#39;ll teach you how to do it yourself

[c1500]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Apr 13 2007, 11&#58;05 PM) [snapback]89898[/snapback]</div>

Depends on who you have for paint and body shops in your area. I wouldn&#39;t mess with the paint until you are ready for a finished job. Since you have a fade paint job on there right now, it&#39;s going to be tough to match up short of a full repaint. i guess you knew that already. What color do you want to go with for a total repaint?
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yeah im not a big fan of the fade paint scheme, i plan to paint it all the dark grey that is on top.. thats what the original color was (underhood, the door jams everything else)...it needs some more body work before i can actually paint it.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(sprayed99 &#064; Apr 14 2007, 12&#58;58 AM) [snapback]89916[/snapback]</div>

How bout you come up here and I&#39;ll teach you how to do it yourself
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haha i wish i had the money to buy the stuff..