Paint Dont Think

[xten]

We did a Merc about a year ago. Came out nice. Did it when there wasn't much else doing. Owner was very understanding, took about 2 years spare time. When we got it done the guy put it in his warehouse with a bunch of his other cars. Well after painting the motor in this one and brake drums and water pump in that one, he decided to paint the inside of this big garage.Only one problem. He didn't cover the car. Here are some pics from about the middle of the project to the ones we took today after clean up
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/ad144/x10v8/Old%20Stuff/projects009.jpg
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/ad144/x10v8/Old%20Stuff/projects001.jpg
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/ad144/x10v8/Old%20Stuff/projects004.jpg
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/ad144/x10v8/Old%20Stuff/projects002.jpg
The whole "Paint Don't Think" thing is just to let you all know that overspray gets everywhere. Be careful and cover stuff you don't want oversprayed. Even if you're painting something small. It can really make a mess, and cost alot of time or money or both.

[farond21]

:nono:

[Sassyv8]

I would say if I had a Black car like that. There would be something over the whole entire body.Dont think he was thinking right.yuck Buff Time.

[xten]

I would say if I had a Black car like that. There would be something over the whole entire body.Dont think he was thinking right.yuck Buff Time.

Yeah Allen you know how much work that can be. He left it sit for a while and it cured pretty good. We tried every solvent we had and nothing took it off. We actually ended up sanding the hood roof, trunk, then buffing.

[88LT1Blazer]

eeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwww
That was gonna hit the pocket book in the stupid way!!!!!!!!!!!!