airbrush primer coat

Shooting epoxy primer coat over sanded, prepped bondo'ed tank

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• airbrush
• paint
• motorcycle
• tank
• primer

[yukonrott]

mistake one. never start by pulling the trigger to start fluid rite above project. they are dual action for a reason. keep the air triggered then ease into the fluid. it can spit chunks doin it how ur doin it. mistake 2 speed up it would take u all day to prime a car. its etching primer it dries fast and if u sag it u will sand it out quick and cover it with epoxy primer. no biggie bein to cautious is most ppls down fall.

[AkevittApekatt]

@yukonrott I'm not pulling the trigger to start the fluid, I'm starting the air and easing into the fluid before I make a contact stroke. Maybe you cannot assess this from the angle. If you saw my work you couldn't pick a single flaw out. Thanks but no thanks, I won't be painting entire car bodies anytime in this lifetime.

[blueflamealley]

WOW...that fat girls good with a paint gun...Does her dirty gair get in the paint?

[AkevittApekatt]

you created a 600 lb pile of chewed bubblegum by hand and that's the best you got?

[yukonrott]

umm ok? well it looks and sounds like ur goin full fluid rite away maybe theres a lil delay in the sound or somethin idk. im not sayin ur doin a bad job at all i was just givin a lil harmless advice. im not sayin u have flaws out the ass and to say u do completely flawless work is hard to believe seein how u cant keep every speck of dirt out. i wasnt insulting u at all hope ya didnt take it that way.