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How Do You Paint Up Side Down?, Painters Chime-in |
andys |
Oct 19 2007, 03:04 PM
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Hope the title would get your attention (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
Anyway, I'll be spray painting some surfaces under the car (that's up on tall jackstands) like the underside of the trunk, etc. Base coat/clear coat, and the quality obviously doesn't have to be perfect. I'm thinking of using a paint pot and an atomizing gun so that I'm drawing (actually pushing) paint from a remote upright container. I suspect I'll need to add double the amount of reducer in order to spray through the atomizing gun (thats normally what I have to do for that type of gun). Anything wrong with this scenario? HVLP doesn't lend itself to underside painting AFAIK. Paint pots and/or airless is great for odd angles and such. Any suggestions and advice is welcome. Andys |
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