NOR-CAL General Chat.

[rob&e30]

at least she is using my toys after the divorce.....


lol jk enjoy tho!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHqCOCxsNQg

[Cabriolet]

at least she is using my toys after the divorce.....


lol jk enjoy tho!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHqCOCxsNQg

doing it wrong

[Vivek]

You sure it wasn't the Indian food? - bc that stuff never ceases to amaze me at how well it flows through the body

I rarely eat it but some Indian stuff is good. I had kabobs last night, shit was good.

I like Indian food but that shit is like draino to my bowels it's a love hate relationship. Btw Vivi dat em fitty still available

Nope sorry, it's sold unless he backs out.

[Danny]

i'll be there

You're too spicy.

[Cabriolet]

i'll be there

he'll be at my dad's sat. we are gonna get all hot and sweaty under his car.

[JinormusJ]

everywhere

[HerbReal]

Oooh, I smell under the chassis sausage party?!?! Where the heck is dat invite?

[Cabriolet]

Oooh, I smell under the chassis sausage party?!?! Where the heck is dat invite?

Herb, you know i only like 6 cylinder cars.

but for your rearend needs, remember i have the tools

[HerbReal]

Herb, you know i only like 6 cylinder cars.

but for your rearend needs, remember i have the tools

I shall now call you mr. Colonoscopist.

[cyberkaa]

Easiest as far as the least work/time involved and the least expensive is directly proportional to the results that one will attain.

Body work and automotive painting is something that requires time and patience for the best results possible. "You cant rush perfection"

So easiest is to get a can of premixed paint in an aerosol can that they claim is the same factory color. Then use a scuff pad on the area that will be painted. Soap and water afterwards and then dry with lint free cloth. Then use Acetone over the same area. Dry that area. Tack Cloth. Mask surrounding areas. Then spray to your hearts content. Wait for it to flash and spray another coat. Then let it dry and cure in an area that is not under lots of particulant matter. Shoot some Clear in a Can that can be mixed by the same place that put the paint in the can. Spray a medium coat. Let it flash and then spray another coat. Let it dry and cure for 2 weeks . Then compound and polish.

That is actually the easiest if you can believe it. Color will not be spot on but you want the easiest. Right?

Pretty interesting. Thanks for the explanation.

Let me rephrase the question: Oliver said red is the toughest, so what's the easiest color to paint match so a detailer like me won't complain about the color difference?

[cyberkaa]

black is %100 the easiet color to match

Ah, ok. I would have guessed that or white.

[Cabriolet]

Ah, ok. I would have guessed that or white.

there are 100s of shades of white. heck my bumpers dont match the body, just bc they are plastic underneath. just glad it's not pear-metallic white. i doubt there is a harder color to color match

[cyberkaa]

there are 100s of shades of white. heck my bumpers dont match the body, just bc they are plastic underneath. just glad it's not pear-metallic white. i doubt there is a harder color to color match

There are 100s of shades of black, too.

Also, I have a pearl white I need matched. :rofl:

[Cabriolet]

There are 100s of shades of black, too.

Also, I have a pearl white I need matched. :rofl:

not really. i painted my cabby with 4 different cans of black automotive spray paint, only 1 didn't match.

[oliver.r]

There are 100s of shades of black, too.

Also, I have a pearl white I need matched. :rofl:

just kill that thing, it dosnt deserve the paint of being driven every day