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Spraying a F&F?
ED209:
I sprayed mine and got Dan to clearcoat it as I couldn't find the right pink in powder.
He laugher like hell about my shitty 'powdery' spraying tho LOL I soon learned from him to keep the spray can closer to the frame and keep paint 'wet' as you are spraying.
Retrodan72:
--- Quote from: ED209 on November 26, 2014, 05:59 PM ---I sprayed mine and got Dan to clearcoat it as I couldn't find the right pink in powder.
He laugher like hell about my shitty 'powdery' spraying tho LOL I soon learned from him to keep the spray can closer to the frame and keep paint 'wet' as you are spraying.
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A pic of your GL please now Ed. :daumenhoch:
hokuspokus74:
Sweet job John quality :daumenhoch: Dan give that F&F "wantit" lol,if you keep the can close to the F&F your going to get bad run lol sound like diarrhea there excuse the pun :p all god job on the F&F guys i might give it a go and if i B@lls it up hey ho of to dans it will go :D
BMX1973:
"wantit" :4_17_5:
--- Quote from: john4130 on November 26, 2014, 05:47 PM ---i,ve painted all but two of my bikes with rattlecans, 3 light coats of primer, followed by 3-4 coats of the colour of your choice and 3 coats of laquer. some fine sandpaper inbetween some of the coats to flatten out any issues and thats it. they don't get ridden anyway so no worries about them getting chipped. for cheap paint in almost any colour try graffitti suppliers, about £3 for a 400ml tin. i got an almost perfect colour match for my teal/mint haro master from graff city.
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BMX1973:
Like said unless you know your result will be good I would get done by the experts. :)
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