mustang1989 wrote:LOL! It's not that bad Tom. Put a set of latex gloves on, get a paint jar and lightly depress the spray nozzle into the jar. Yeah it's a tiny bit messy but not as bad as you think if you exercise a little control on the spray nozzle. You'll have ALOT more control shooting it through an AB.....trust me. I do this with 90% of my automotive finishes.
Wow, you can use latex gloves for that!?! Woah....another use!
Yep, I have some small jars or even 4 oz portion cups that I spray into. I hold it over a trash can and have the fans on.
LOL!! I don't like cleaning paint off of my hands. Real PIA.
I spent a little bench time the last couple nights. I didn't want to go with the typical, boring flat black for the underside so I painted it using Rustoleum Satin Dark Walnut in the rattle can. It looked a little bit of blackish iron in color. I actually liked it better than flat black.
“Who controls the skies, controls the fate of this Earth”
Author unknown- 352nd Fighter Group, Blue-Nosed Bastards of Bodney
“Send one plane it’s a sortie; send two planes it’s a flight; send four planes it’s a test of airpower. - Richard Kohn
Nice change up for the undersides Tom. I've seen the ol' ho hum ho hum way of just shooting the chassis in flat black too. Even as a kid I couldn't figure that one out as I've always at the very least picked out the details and painted different chassis components at least a different shade of black to give it some depth and a little more than just a 1 dimensional look. Looking forward to more buddy.
