LateraLex

I need to do some minor bodywork spraying (m3 lip spoiler and my lowers)

The cost to get 4 cans of spraypaint made is about what I would pay to buy an inexpensive electric sprayer. Has anyone used these? I'm looking for results similiar to a spray can.

Alex

Pat

the things you plan to paint (surface texture and flexibility)

CURSH[silverbullet]

they are cheap cheap.

and every other guy in a every other suberb has a compressor.

de (-eeez_nutz)

...additive (auto paint is a 2 paint and thinner combo), and the flexi plastic adhesion promotor compound (for painting plastic or flexible parts).

Then there's the clean up afterwards, unless you plan on throwing the sprayer away when you're done.

CURSH[silverbullet]

Probably dont want to start your first spray job on your car though.

Pick up some little plastice pieces of nothing and try painting them first.

QuattroA418T

try someone elses car first."

CURSH[silverbullet]

hell, paint someone elses front valence.

they come off easy enough.


and I guess the worst thing you could do to your lowers is do a ****ty job and have to repaint them.

Kris Hansen

don't use an electric sprayer for automotive paint, they don't work right...

LateraLex

Just outside of Boston in Arlington. I figure even a bad paint job is better than dirty stock lowers

LateraLex

Any suggestions? I know a friend of a friend who has a compressor.