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cheers mate..i was going to use my spray gun and not a can...any brand that you recommend? so just 8:1 thinners

Profile 2K is the brand

check your local auto paint suppliers for the brands they have.

8 base 1 thinners 1 hardner

as a 2K primer requires a hardener. check the label for the primer you choose ALSO ensure you are given the correct reducer for the primer given as some reducers can cause the primer to over harden which is a MAJOR pain in the ass

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Used to paint ships... when I quit I had the shakes, was getting blood noses, almost constant hayfever.. And thats with decent respirator. Even sanding I had to use the full kit. Nasty stuff.

That said, the paint job off the gun looks absolutely fantastic.

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Hey guys, i have just bought a fibreglass grille for my R33 and its a standard white.

I need to spray it silver to match the car.

Can someone jot down some steps in what to do, and also what kind of sandpaper, primer, and what paint 2pak/acrylic?

Cheers, much appreciated

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