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Georgiadad62
I know there are a ton of variables involved. But I'm hoping someone can get me close.
What I'm painting is a 1929 Ford Model A standard Coupe. The only difference is I added a "32 gas tank. I'm painting this car disassembled, one panel at a time.
I've already painted the car with SPI epoxy. Now what I did was epoxy all the non finished paint areas first. I.E.-firewall, wheel wells, interior side of panels, ect... Then I measured the paint and sprayed one wet coat on the finished paint side then poured the remaining paint back in the measuring cup to see how much was left. I did this on every panel, part. If it looked like it took 2.5oz of paint. I rounded it up to 3oz just to be on the safe side. One coat of epoxy on all finished-side parts came out to 49oz. What I'm going to use is SPI 2K Regular Build Primer and SPI SS Black.
Paint guns: Iwata LPH400 1.4 tip for epoxy and SS Black.
For 2K primer I could use some advice also. I'm looking at the DeVilbiss StartingLine 1.8 tip and the Iwata AirGunsa 1.8 tip. Haven't decided yet.
Thanks in advance.
What I'm painting is a 1929 Ford Model A standard Coupe. The only difference is I added a "32 gas tank. I'm painting this car disassembled, one panel at a time.
I've already painted the car with SPI epoxy. Now what I did was epoxy all the non finished paint areas first. I.E.-firewall, wheel wells, interior side of panels, ect... Then I measured the paint and sprayed one wet coat on the finished paint side then poured the remaining paint back in the measuring cup to see how much was left. I did this on every panel, part. If it looked like it took 2.5oz of paint. I rounded it up to 3oz just to be on the safe side. One coat of epoxy on all finished-side parts came out to 49oz. What I'm going to use is SPI 2K Regular Build Primer and SPI SS Black.
Paint guns: Iwata LPH400 1.4 tip for epoxy and SS Black.
For 2K primer I could use some advice also. I'm looking at the DeVilbiss StartingLine 1.8 tip and the Iwata AirGunsa 1.8 tip. Haven't decided yet.
Thanks in advance.