F8 green new vs. old
How about just going to your local PPG automotive paint supplier and have them mix you up some Basecoat F8 Green same color the car came with.
Basecoat sprays out easy and is very forgiving, dries fast. Could even just panel paint it one panel at a time if you don't have the shop space or a big air compressor to spray it all at once. Will look better than what you have now and dries a bit flat without the clear that will be more forgiving of any imperfections.
Couple examples here:
Original color Acrylic Enamel, large can . . the sticky original stuff.
And the small can, mixed F8 Basecoat that is the same color yet.
Simple Omni Basecoat and the Mid Temp Reducer. Good to Spray . . .
Then you can do something with that finish as you are working on it, easy to touch up.
Rattle Can Paint won't leave you a very good base to put anything over the top of it if you want to.
How about just going to your local PPG automotive paint supplier and have them mix you up some Basecoat F8 Green same color the car came with.
Basecoat sprays out easy and is very forgiving, dries fast. Could even just panel paint it one panel at a time if you don't have the shop space or a big air compressor to spray it all at once. Will look better than what you have now and dries a bit flat without the clear that will be more forgiving of any imperfections.
Couple examples here:
Original color Acrylic Enamel, large can . . the sticky original stuff.
And the small can, mixed F8 Basecoat that is the same color yet.
Simple Omni Basecoat and the Mid Temp Reducer. Good to Spray . . .
Then you can do something with that finish as you are working on it, easy to touch up.
Rattle Can Paint won't leave you a very good base to put anything over the top of it if you want to.
