smitty
Sm'arter than the aver'age bear...!
- Location
- Frankston South, Victoria
- First Name
- Alex
- Drive
- 98 FL Galant Type S Manual, FG XR6, VY Acclaim, MQ Triton GLS
Had a scuff on the bottom left of my bumper that a mate and i fixed ages ago with a rattle can of black gloss, but it was only meant as a short-term fix for Motorvate Melbourne (we did it the night before). So i decided to try and do a better repair the other day, as well as try and disguise an odd paint flake on the roof. Sanded it back all neat and smooth (was scuff where i kissed a lump of concrete was still rough) and had a paint shop make up a can of pyreness black.
This time round though, its turning out looking absolutely shite and powdery. I'm not doing anything different compared to last time which (except for the rough-sanded scuff) came out looking quite neat, smooth and almost seamless, albeit dull in sunlight compared to the rest of the pearl black.
Persevere? Give up and fork out heaps of coin for a panel shop to fix it? Anyone got tips??
This time round though, its turning out looking absolutely shite and powdery. I'm not doing anything different compared to last time which (except for the rough-sanded scuff) came out looking quite neat, smooth and almost seamless, albeit dull in sunlight compared to the rest of the pearl black.
Persevere? Give up and fork out heaps of coin for a panel shop to fix it? Anyone got tips??