HELP PPPPPPPPLEASE

[fleming442]

No matter how you slice it,, it needs to be stripped back down.

 

[blk7gxn]

Just wanted to extend another thank you to everyone here willing to help, gave me a lot of ideas and susceptible problems to ponder. Its so hard trying to purchase a car when your 20 hrs away and cant inspect in person.

 

[fleming442]

 

[Longroof79]

The car obviously will need to be stripped down to bare metal...carefully and diligently prepped before wasting money on paint and supplies.

 

[CopperNick]

Nick,
My friend directed me to a You Tube video where a guy had a similar problem on a 2nd Gen. Camaro. He couldn't figure out what he was doing wrong. Apparently it turned out to be the cheap inline filters he was using that accumulated and spat out contaminants .

That would do it alright. Payback for cheaping out. For myself, I try to remember to drain the compressor tank daily and have a first stage water trap on the output circuit before it feeds the high and low pressure quick connects. The low air feed is great for working with carbs.

 

[fleming442]

That would do it alright. Payback for cheaping out. For myself, I try to remember to drain the compressor tank daily and have a first stage water trap on the output circuit before it feeds the high and low pressure quick connects. The low air feed is great for working with carbs.

I just gave up on ever being able to paint. Give me literally anything else, and I'll go to town. Paint guns get BOTH middle fingers!

 

[MrSony]

Dont pay extra for "new paint".
sh*t looks like it was rolled on by Pollock.

 

[jiho]

I just gave up on ever being able to paint.

i haven't quite given up yet. There's still Rustoleum and a sponge brush to try .