Ok guys, heres my problem, I painted my headlights, I have the darkness I want, it looks some what decent except there are brush strokes in the paint that make it look not so good, anyone have any advice on getting rid of these? I dont mind repainting it. Thanks alot.
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Don't paint with a brush. Use spray paint or a paint gun.
hmmmm, wonder where I could get a good paint gun from...
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Did you paint the glass on the headlights? Or the inside, or what? Do you have pictures?
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yea bro, wut did u use to do the job. and why did u use a brush.
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I painted the glass with the spray, then after it dryed I painted over with a clear coat enamel with a brush, and then things just got out of hand, since im a perfectionist, I cant stand a little missed spot, so after I saw it 1 thing lead to another
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so u used clear enamel for a house?
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why didn't you just use a spray clear coat ?
anyway, to help with the problem, wait until they are very dry (1-2 days) then try wet sanding them and buffing them out.
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I srpayed the clear coat, I did like 5 coats and it let a residue that would not come out, almost like if the clear coat had gray in it.
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I srpayed the clear coat, I did like 5 coats and it let a residue that would not come out, almost like if the clear coat had gray in it.
sounds like you mixed two diffent kinds of paint...
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