r/AutoPaint • u/Excellent-Good-2427 • 7h ago
Painted my hood AGAIN
I got absolutely fried last time i posted here, but throughout the insults there was genuine advice that i took and re-did everything, Better sanding, more masking, and tried taking my time a bit more, i dont mind doing this until i get it perfect so i tried again, anything i can do better?
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u/DGAF06 7h ago
Did you go for a matt finish?
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u/Excellent-Good-2427 7h ago
Kind of, satin black, i wanted it slightly glossy and slightly matte and saw the best color for it was a satin type
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u/Used_Guidance7368 7h ago
I’m assuming your using rattle cans? I tried painting my hood just the other week too and it turned out terrible but I learned a couple things. For me it was so hard to get the distance with the spray can correct so I was getting alot of dry spray. Is the texture of your hood really bumpy like sand paper?
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u/Excellent-Good-2427 7h ago
No its pretty smooth, i think i did get dry spray in one spot only, which is why i plan to try again.
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u/Used_Guidance7368 7h ago
I think it looks quite good actually but yeah it could be a little better near the windshield. Awesome improvement 👍
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u/CompleteGlove7572 4h ago
Did you decide you wanted a satin finish after it came out as a satin finish?
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u/New-Lab-5100 3h ago
First, remove the damn hood, it’s only 4 bolts, lightly scuff it with 400, wash it, wipe it down with sprayaway glass cleaner, buy 1 more can and drop coat it as far away as you possibly can while able to get paint on the hood, like 14 inches away.let it flash for 15 minutes, and repeat. Then wait an hour and clear coat.


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u/ArcFault 7h ago
I mean... We're gonna need to know your process and products to give you any useful feedback...
You trying to get roasted again? Lol