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for quick stripping of the paint down to bare metal, I used paint stripper, but on a tyvex suit, head sock and googles, then grabbed a wire wheel on my angle grinder to remove the paint stripper from the car. Kind of red neck ways but stripped the panel quick, though if the paint stripper...

I have had a set of those on my dakota for several years now. People always comment on them during the dream cruise.

if you go to a real automotive paint store, they may mix you up a spray can of good paint and then you can get a can of clear. It probably would only cost 20 or so to do that.

If you use TCP make sure you order enough all at once, the shipping rates can add up quick especially with hazardous materials.

becareful about using rustoleum primer, its an oil base paint and my not be compatible with the acrylic enamel. best thing to do would be ask the guys at napa what primer they recommend for that paint and use it.

I have not used any of the stuff on the aftermarket, though I do know that most cars now a days have panels bonded on them. One of the divisions of the company I work for use to sell the machines that go on the robots for the panel bonding robots.

thanks, I found the locking strip and then had to cut the rubber out after that, it appearts the previous owner had tried to seal the leaking gasket with silcon...

any tips or tricks for removing the windshield from the car. I have a 76 dart sport and I need to change the gasket. Do I just cut the old one out or is there a locking strip some where? Thanks Rob

the cabinet is probably fine, its just the gun that is a pos. why not change out the gun for a better one. I have not tried this kit yet but when my table top cabinet gun fails me I am going to try it http://www.tptools.com/p/2320,22_USA-Cabinet-Gun-Upgrade-Kit.html

depends on what amp you get, some of them do have that type of connection, or you can always buy a converter to go from speaker level inputs to rca. Be careful though as this could introduce more nosie into your system.

I stripped my whole car with like 3 gallons of air craft stripper. Around here its $20-30 per gallon. I even used one of those gallons from the local hardware store, it changed colors when it was done. With the wire wheel it goes quicker than a scraper, just be careful not to dig into the...

to strip the paint, use aircraft stripper, that and a wire brush on a 4 1/2 angle grinder, you can do a whole car in an afternoon. Rust, sand out or sandblast off.

I was looking at their system too, glad I did not go with them. I chose the tcp global flat black and am going to use my local jobber for the color. See if your local jobbers carry OMNI or Shopline paint. It will be about the same price as the others and you do not have to pay for shipping

Just a thought on dollar sides, its going to take you at least 2 gallons to paint the car. Around here the duplicolor is 20 dollars a quart. 8 quarts primer = 160 8 quarts color = 160 8 quarts clear = 160 total 480 shopline by ppg (same as omni) (2) 1 gallon 2 k primer & activator is...

I tried it on my hood scoop (first). the primer was suppose to be grey but it was white. I bought the artic white paint and the clear. Sprayed ok, I would say it would probably hold up as nice as a spray can paint job.

I just got done spraying a couple parts in the hot rod flat black. It sprays nice, just make sure your air compressor can keep up with the gun. I put 2 coats on my hood, nose piece, engine compartment and hood scoop and it took me almost 1/2 gallon. Just becareful to take your time and try...

I am curious too as I am going to be ordering B3 blue from them. Are you using their primers too? thanks

not bad news at all. the color was nice just thought it was a shade or so off.

anyone know the paint code for petty blue? I was at the paint store yesterday and they were trying to tell me it was b3 but that does not sound right. I am going to be repainting the dart this winter and want to do it in petty blue. Also has anyone used the tcpglobal.com paint. I think they...

with the black stripe, and black top you are pretty limitless in colors I would stay away from purple as the black will get lost in it. I know some will flame me for this but dont forget to think outside the box and maybe go with a non mopar color.

I talked to metro at the indy show and they do not make it. If you find a place pm me the information because I can use them too.

I have the Rhino Liner on my truck and I have heard they can add a dye to it to match your paint color. The liner that I have I would say no you can not paint over it.