Ok, i guess its best to find out from al's how much to use. I have a body shop 100' from my shop so i have access to everything!!! Should i spray in their booth or inside and cover my shop?
So now my 80 looks like a giant Oreo Cookie (bedliner/LOTS OF PIX!!)
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Yea, i was wondering if the texture would be too thick for the handles..? Did u jamb the truck too? I fig at least spray B pillars?
Since i don't do body work and have never sprayed a car i am trying to keep it simple, just needing tips on where to mask, ect...its no show rig! I just want to do the best i can, i am also going to pull the flares and have them weld the holes, i don't weld either lol
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A good booth is always best just to keep foreign contaminants from ruining the job, but it's not really necessary
I've done plenty of jobs under our awning, even in the rain and they all turned out fine
Also, keep in mind bed liner tends to clog up booth filters much faster, so it might be wise to wait until right before the filters are due for a change before doing the job.
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I didn't do the full jambs, just taped far enough inside so that the visible gaps show matching colors.
Since my rig was white to start with, this was a major pita going to black and tan
