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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
im not going to have another car repainted...i could save for maaco...but im not goin back to that ****. anything else is way too expensive so f-it. im going to get a car with very good paint so i can just avoid this all together.
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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
im not going to have another car repainted...i could save for maaco...but im not goin back to that ****. anything else is way too expensive so f-it. im going to get a car with very good paint so i can just avoid this all together.
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you spray the floor down, hang a drop cloth, and use air to blow everything, 90% of the dirt in a paint job comes from the car, or painter. I have painted a car outside in the summer and gotten very little dirt
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Very interesting, Arch while I have your attention I was wondering if you recommend a spray gun I just remembered the place I work at sells paint guns so I might as well get one while I can purchase one at cost.
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for everything but primer (I store primer in a suction gun for a few days it doesn't spill a easy) for a beginer I would recommend the devilbiss finish line guns, cheap and great quality
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