nite-shade yes or no?
Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Montgomery, AL
gonna look like this:
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 8,703
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From: Montgomery, AL
can came today around lunch... weather permitting I'll get to paint em' tomorrow! :-D
BTW they've changed the can design, looks alot better spray nozzle, and the directions now read, DO NOT DO MORE THAN 3 COATS OR LIGHT MAY NOT SHINE THROUGH, lol
BTW they've changed the can design, looks alot better spray nozzle, and the directions now read, DO NOT DO MORE THAN 3 COATS OR LIGHT MAY NOT SHINE THROUGH, lol
lol nice :P
ill try to nightshae minein this days with regular black spray.. clear coating it and alot of wet sanding :P
lol hope it turns out nice :P try a few on some cd boxes not that bad. though i didnt have clear spray ill get some tomarrow :P
ill try to nightshae minein this days with regular black spray.. clear coating it and alot of wet sanding :P
lol hope it turns out nice :P try a few on some cd boxes not that bad. though i didnt have clear spray ill get some tomarrow :P
This is with 5-6 coats and 3-4 coats clear
Night time:

Day time:


This is with NO sanding at all. You do NOT have to sand them. Hope this helps in your decision on doing the rev or not Cody.
I vote not lol
Night time:

Day time:


This is with NO sanding at all. You do NOT have to sand them. Hope this helps in your decision on doing the rev or not Cody.
I vote not lol
It will, but for that I would only do maybe 2 lite coats.
Regular black spray paint will not work. Night-Shade is completely different. It is a translucent paint.
I think a light coat of nite-shade would look good, as mentioned before, it only looks good on certain trucks... yours would look good with the silver.. That shade on the mustang would be perfect on your truck.
If you are using clear in a spray can make sure you put heavy coats on. Otherwise you will get dry spray.







