spraying

spraying

Right i have to spray two bits of plastic (light brow thingies for my car) so i've bought a plastic primer and a tin of the right colour.

How is best to do it so i end up with a good job? I've never sprayed anything properly before

Cheers.

Ask Joe.

TUFF! not helping u

what the fuck is that?

Can you get hot cold paper aswell?

do it inside.

cover up everythung that can be sprayed by mistake.

Then use very short and light horizontal sprays. very short and very light! its important as to aviod running. work in small squares from top to bottom so u have one light covering. then leave to dry and repeat after the advised drying time.

Iv got to do a radiator this afternoon using the same method.

Sweet

its also good if you can hang the pieces your spraying so you can reach every part.

Take your time is the best advice.

you move your hand in quite a quick motion so you are like "brushing" the spray

Will i not have to sand the plastic down or anything? Or do i need to just get straight to work on the primer?

I personally would make sure the entire surface was smooth before priming.

Already is, cheers Andy

ask earl grey...... he's the spray master

Its only two small bits of plastic like, how hard can it be

I just like things done properly

preparation is the key

smooth, light strokes... you don't want it to run :camp:

oo-er - it's like an episode of 'are you being served?'

Re: spraying

Lots of light layers, dont rush it, you shud wet sand between layers with a very very fine wet and dry sand paper.

for best results find the smallest room, shut the doors an windows and relax

but u dont wanna spray on a humid day affects ur finish an takes longer to dry, keep it in mind with this weather like bonce

Surely it'll be alright indoors?

on ur kitchen table with the windows open,

it can kill instantly though

Iain i don't want to bloody sniff the stuff man

spraying me car, that old chestnut