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You think these look OK?... Guess again. If you pay close attention you'll see what happens when two incompatible paints meet. Apparently, my original laquer dash didn't like being covered by my new epoxy auto primer... or maybe it was the fact that the primer was then covered by over the counter rattle can (spray) paint. See the wrinkles forming. By the time it was said and done the surface was as smooth as 20 grit sandpaper. So off I went to Home Depot at 10 pm for aircraft paint stripper. At least I experienced the thrill of fresh paint on the car for about 10 minutes. Live and learn. BUY THE RIGHT STUFF!!!!!!
You think these look OK?... Guess again. If you pay close attention you'll see what happens when two incompatible paints meet. Apparently, my original laquer dash didn't like being covered by my new epoxy auto primer... or maybe it was the fact that the primer was then covered by over the counter rattle can (spray) paint. See the wrinkles forming. By the time it was said and done the surface was as smooth as 20 grit sandpaper. So off I went to Home Depot at 10 pm for aircraft paint stripper. At least I experienced the thrill of fresh paint on the car for about 10 minutes. Live and learn. BUY THE RIGHT STUFF!!!!!!
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