if you're going pink, use white primer... you'll use alot of paint getting a thick enough pink coat on whilst trying to cover up the blue/silver, and will end up spending more time,money and effort than simply using primer first

if you're going pink, use white primer... you'll use alot of paint getting a thick enough pink coat on whilst trying to cover up the blue/silver, and will end up spending more time,money and effort than simply using primer first

i was thinking that because it will be very dark with the blue andd light with the silver, dont think I'm doin pink now because there is non in stock :(

if you're going pink, use white primer... you'll use alot of paint getting a thick enough pink coat on whilst trying to cover up the blue/silver, and will end up spending more time,money and effort than simply using primer first

i was thinking that because it will be very dark with the blue andd light with the silver, dont think I'm doin pink now because there is non in stock :(

400 paper would be faster IF your not spraying full gloss if you hit bare metel use acid etch primer or the paint will fall off. Use rattle cans no brush marks

if you're going pink, use white primer... you'll use alot of paint getting a thick enough pink coat on whilst trying to cover up the blue/silver, and will end up spending more time,money and effort than simply using primer first

i was thinking that because it will be very dark with the blue andd light with the silver, dont think I'm doin pink now because there is non in stock :(

400 paper would be faster IF your not spraying full gloss if you hit bare metel use acid etch primer or the paint will fall off. Use rattle cans no brush marks

Not using gloss mate using matt, I'm just gunna go for a 600 i think and its getting rattle canned