Arrowhead
Oldtimer
Man this is tough paint to get to lay down and stay. I runs sooo easy it's almost impossible to lay a flat wet coat. It's eather too light and orange peel or it's too heavy and you get sags and runs. The instructions say two wet coats - good luck.
I'm using my Iwata w/ a 1.4 just like I would be spraying clear or base and I got that down pretty good thank you.
And since it'a flat, there's no going back to fix anything. Since I spayed the undersides of the fenders first I was able to get a feel for it. The topside of the tanks and fenders came out pretty good, there are only a couple small imperfections.
I think what I'll do is let it get good and dry and wet sand it w/600 to get out any peel and sags and then shoot one wet coat and cross my fingers I don't mess it up.
Still wet after last coat:
I'm using my Iwata w/ a 1.4 just like I would be spraying clear or base and I got that down pretty good thank you.
And since it'a flat, there's no going back to fix anything. Since I spayed the undersides of the fenders first I was able to get a feel for it. The topside of the tanks and fenders came out pretty good, there are only a couple small imperfections.
I think what I'll do is let it get good and dry and wet sand it w/600 to get out any peel and sags and then shoot one wet coat and cross my fingers I don't mess it up.
Still wet after last coat: