So you wanna paint that truck of yours...Material list

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

eric.s.t

Stroked
Joined
Aug 8, 2011
Messages
2,800
Reaction score
62
Location
Sudbury, Ontario
I dont think i read this right... but are you saying clean the turck after primer? how? you dont take it out and wash it like youd wash your car any other time right....?
 

Devs93

OBS 4 EVA
Joined
Aug 16, 2010
Messages
13,122
Reaction score
166
Location
Shelbyville IN
after the primer is dry of course just give a good hand wash with say dawn soap or any no wax or silicone soaps . This helps ensure you have no contaminants. You can pressure wash primers and everything some vehicles get in primer and never come out just get reprimed every couple of years.
 

eric.s.t

Stroked
Joined
Aug 8, 2011
Messages
2,800
Reaction score
62
Location
Sudbury, Ontario
what, you mean to say people dry around with primer ? lol cant look at good can it? and also, doesnt primer absorbe moisture?
 

Devs93

OBS 4 EVA
Joined
Aug 16, 2010
Messages
13,122
Reaction score
166
Location
Shelbyville IN
no like when you block sand you use water the reason i say to wash it again is when your blocking your have what I call primer sludge running down the side of the truck a good wash before it goes in the booth will make sure you have it any dirt or other particals off.Myex cab on the pass side has been in primer since prob October
 

Swims350

I'm Awesome
Joined
Mar 28, 2010
Messages
4,134
Reaction score
44
Location
Logan Co. WV
tools and place to do it? you got a yard don't ya lol. All ya need is a compressor and paint gun and they are cheap. I use a $50 devilbiss came from lowes and my front yard, works fine minus nosey neighbor who call in on ya lol. You can buff the imperfections out afterwards.
 

ndians68

I'm Awesome
Joined
Oct 10, 2010
Messages
2,074
Reaction score
16
this shall be comming in handy here in a few weeks hopefully...
 

radical7

admitted truck *****
Joined
Oct 27, 2011
Messages
4,722
Reaction score
89
Location
Western Ky
and remember most paints have a tack time if it pops after after touching its ready for the next coat if its stringy u need to wait. and also get tack rags they will help get any dust off inbetween coats. always strain ur paint into your gun. And a run is easier to fix then dryspray, and watch ur overlap
 
Top