I am not extremely happy with the ford white and the red two stage paint I shot on the truck and was thinking of going to a higher quality possibly dupont paint. Want the rugged look which I am hoping I can achieve with a gunmetal type paint. My two questions are
1. Paint is extremely expensive (especially for a good metallic) I am only painting outside of truck, under hood, and inside of doors. (no inside, no dash, no engine compartment, no top). What is the minimum amount of base and top coat I can get away with using, using a 1 to 1 reduction and four to one in the top coat on the early bronco.
2. Does anyone find removing panels gives a better result, i.e. doors, hood, tailgate, fenders, etc. or if shooting paint on entire rig with proper prep will yield similar results.
Thanks for any help or advice.
1. Paint is extremely expensive (especially for a good metallic) I am only painting outside of truck, under hood, and inside of doors. (no inside, no dash, no engine compartment, no top). What is the minimum amount of base and top coat I can get away with using, using a 1 to 1 reduction and four to one in the top coat on the early bronco.
2. Does anyone find removing panels gives a better result, i.e. doors, hood, tailgate, fenders, etc. or if shooting paint on entire rig with proper prep will yield similar results.
Thanks for any help or advice.
