Where to buy paint?

[sharky]

I have a spot on my valence that I want to spray and it doesnt need to go to a body shop for it. Is there a company that sells a can of spray paint or even a ssmall can of paint. I am looking for zinno, if anyone knows please let me know ASAP.

[sharky]

Just tried paintscatch.com and they dont have Zinno, BTW I need more than touch up so dont reccomend the dealer

[atomic]

Goto a autobody shop supply house and get a aerosol spray gun kit like this :

http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=2155&familyName=Preval+Spray+Gun+Kit

Have the paint/body supply house mix up a quart of single stage ready to shoot mix and goto town. Or you can do a base/clear with these as well but obviously more money in materials. The guys at the store should be able to help with the easiest way to achieve what you need to do.

[sharky]

thanks but I would rather just bomb it. I know people ordered Zinno from paintscratch but I cant find it or enter th code. I guess I can call them.

[GoKart]

These guys are awesome:

http://www.towerpaint.com/

[E30_fiend]

I can't believe paintscratch.com didn't have zinno. They had bronzit. That's where I got my can.

Good luck.


E30Fiend

[Van Westervelt]

Hmm, I am thinking I might try this one time use pre mixed stuff on something just to see if its decent.

[Huff]

That spray kit looks pretty cool.. Just got my Brillantrot paint in from paintscratch in yesterday and going to try it this weekend.

I've been told that the kobalt spray guns from Lowes are actually pretty decent. Especially for small stuff.

[bimmer8604]

I run into this problem after every trip I make accross the US-with all the rock chips/pitting on my valence. I decided to take a trip to a few auto parts stores and just started buying all the shades of red I could find that looked like they matched my car. Took it all home, pulled the valence off and started painting. After about 3 tries I found the shade that matched 99%. I'm not worried about the look of it too much as it is a wear item and gets done every year. Plus, the rough texture of the valence hides some of the imperfections.

I dont know how big of an area you need to cover, or the overall condition of your cars paint, but that is what has worked for me.

Kyle

[einstein57]

you can get the paint matched or pick from a color book and have them put it in to a spray bomb can. Then spray bomb some clear, wet sand, and buff. Perfect cheap way to paint a highly proned area to rock chips.

[einstein57]

some actually had a thread for that too.