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Originally Posted by leo
There was a time when the thought of this would have made me laugh but now with paint costing about $1000 for the average car, the equipment needed to apply it and the protective gear, maybe it's time has come. And I'm talking about the do it yourself person, if you opt to have the job done by a shop then the cost becomes even more. It appears after looking at a few YouTube clips that you can do a good job using a roller as long as you take the time to progressively sand each thin coat with finer grades of wet/dry sandpaper. The process is much more tedious than spraying but could really be great for anyone working on a budget restoring a car. Is it viable?
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Perhaps this link can help you out...
http://www.instructables.com/id/Hobb...ding/?ALLSTEPS
This guy is speaking from his own experience, it looks like... but I understand that all cars vary.
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