Misc. Rattle can paint job

Misc. Rattle can paint job

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I was wondering if i went this direction and rattle can painted my jeep would you use a gloss or satin finish paint?
 
I have actually seen a few good rattle can jobs. It's all about the prep.
Both went with satin clear coats and a cut and buff.
 
Mine is rattle can going on 7 years now c6baabf01f752a8173592dfe501042e6.jpgb6851a0cd4905c9d1b78678bb287bbc3.jpg03d95c45af8b50e3ada66d0b21380c74.jpg

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Did you use a clear coat to? or was it a gloss or satin paint. it still looks good for 7 yrs.
Satin no clear coat just wax it once or twice a year. Here's what it looked like when it was fresh. I'm going to be repainting it in the coming months or early next year with real paint custom matches for classic military Jeeps in a single stage acrylic 1496cab60b5829613829a04cc67596ba.jpgd517631752c2ea5c9928e80b677d625d.jpgb9da12718d08612dafe8bc507d035d71.jpg

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I rattle-canned my old '77 CJ5 with semi-gloss. Even used the spray cans to "blend" in the flames using yellow, orange, and red colors by over spraying at an angle while the prior ones were still wet. Blue painters tape to mask it all off and an exacto knife to cut the tape on my sharpie marks for the flame pattern. Did use a clear coat afterward also.

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I rattle-canned my old '77 CJ5 with semi-gloss. Even used the spray cans to "blend" in the flames using yellow, orange, and red colors by over spraying at an angle while the prior ones were still wet. Blue painters tape to mask it all off and an exacto knife to cut the tape on my sharpie marks for the flame pattern. Did use a clear coat afterward also.

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That came out nice, What spray paint did you use(Brand Name)
 
That was Krylon "Fusion" from Lowes.
 
Does anyone have an ideal of what size compressor and tank it would take to use a HVLP gun that uses 4.5 cfm @ 40psi? To paint my jeep
 
Does anyone have an ideal of what size compressor and tank it would take to use a HVLP gun that uses 4.5 cfm @ 40psi? To paint my jeep
Biggest thing you will run into with any compressor especially a smaller one will be moisture in the line unless you put in line dryers. Also 49 psi is pretty high for painting.



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Sry fat fingers that should've said 40 not 49

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So if i understand the cfm thing if I'm painting at 26 to 28 psi the cfm would be higher if its 4.5 cfm @ 40?
Lower pressure equals more cfm?
 
High-volume, low-pressure (HVLP) spray guns typically use between 15–26 cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air. However, the exact amount depends on the model of the spray gun, with smaller guns needing less CFM than larger ones.

HVLP spray guns are often used for finer finishes and to reduce overspray. They work by atomizing paint into a soft, low-velocity pattern of particles using a high volume of air at a low pressure. The recommended air pressure for most HVLP spray guns is between 20–30 pounds per square inch (PSI).

When choosing an air compressor for an HVLP spray gun, you should consider the following factors:
CFM: The spray gun's CFM requirements will vary by model. Most professionals recommend using a compressor with at least 12 CFM.
Tank size: A tank size of at least 50 gallons is recommended for optimal results.


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I just did some spraying today. I use devilbliss spray guns (finish line 3 for primer and GTI millennium for paint) here's some pics plus my compressor. ( I use 2 in line dryers) If you look closely you can see a CJ7 fender hanging up that I sprayed while doing the GTO 09b94be06745490cacb4be06f755ef38.jpgbc7ba1afbb50e4af3ea3faff857834a2.jpg358e8f703a6632cef4f6c48a59af4f78.jpg4face5a6834461d8bc6cbc1818273b85.jpg845f3b80d3e07ee4f3bd4d08f91984c3.jpgb865820471be34188f0c625721a201b6.jpg73857006a02cac517b270fa66f35e3c8.jpg1c8c2f5df96f0fa54f329be6afaaa48c.jpg

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