Could this be used to spray touch up metallic paint for a car? I imagine the clear coat would not be a problem.
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I'm not sure, but i do not see why not though? I have never used it for that but it should not hurt, as far as i know?
1413301
No. However, you may use it to scrub plastic siding on your home. This brush is designed for car washing and the bristles are soft so one does not encounter scratching on the soft automotive paint surfaces.
597364
In theory you could but the results would not be very good. This is a low pressure sprayer and to do things like cars you need high pressure. I do not think this will give a fine enough mist to allow you to avoid orange peel effect. That would be true even if you thinned the paint. I would suggest a small compressor rated for paint spraying.
1301763
The simple answer would be Yes, It sticks very well and could be applied on anything BUT...how well it sticks, is going to depend on the surface finish of what you apply it to. A clean High gloss paint would be best IMO.
1390251
Probably yes. This stuff works very well as long as there is no grease or dirt on the surface to be sprayed. I will buy it again.
1593356
I only used it for painting the underside of my truck and exhaust. I no longer have the can. Sorry. I would read to see if it can be used on indoor furniture, for instance, to determine if it is indoor friendly.I think other types of spray paint would be more appropriate.
2000869
Theoretically it works on any glossy paint, like cars, whether metal or plastic. However, I was not able to get my dents out because the glue was not strong enough to hold under the pressure of being pulled up when the handle is turned. A broom stick worked for me like wonders (dent was on the hood).
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Dr. Ann, I think this would work fine on applying and buffing off car polish. I used it to buff off wood floor wax on a butcher block table top. Use one pad to apply and a different one to buff. Thanks,John
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Yes! That's exactly why I purchased this. Someone spray painted my silver car with black paint and it came off in minutes with no damage the to paint underneath - actually it made the paint under the spray paint look a little cleaner than the rest of my car hah!
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Yea, I guess it could. It has great adhesive in the back. The only thing is I'm not sure how you would remove it without damaging the paint.
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If you have a blemish in the clear coat you could use Flitz but it really isn't an automotive paint polish. Just being clear this is not intended for overall paint polish. Personally I would not use on the black plastic bumper covers. Those are normally textured and flat black. Other products like Mother's Back to Black would be a better choice. Flitz is a great product but not in these cases.
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Depends. If it is a little light overspray from some careless work, you ought to be able to work it out with this product. I have had excellent success with this myself. If someone has actually sprayed auto paint directly on your car, this is not what you want. You need to sand it down, prime, and repaint. You're screwed.
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Honestly I don't know, I applied the spray max 2k to a glossy spray paint and it did great! Make absolutely sure the base coat has completely cured!!!!! I can't emphasize this enough if it's not, around the 2nd coat of Spray Max your paint starts to wrinkle up or Crack not fun to see after all you hard work up till this point. Good luck!
1436598
I have sprayed garage cabinets to truck bumpers and plastic fender flares with this stuff. It should adhere fine if you prep the surface well.
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I used it for automotive paint. That was the sole purpose of my purchase. It covered a small area with every spray. Do not rush to paint your car right away. Practice how to control the airbrush before painting directly on your car. Keep the airbrush absolutely clean with passion. A little lapse in diligence can cause a great deal of trouble. Follow this advice religiously. No kidding. Buy a set of cleaning brushes. This is where the work is. Painting is over in just a few seconds. Adjusting the fluid viscosity is almost impossible in words. You just have to find your rope by trial and error. Good luck.
1299252
We have a silver car that has clear coat so I'm unable to answer your question.
1851371
This product is rather abrasive to use on older, non-clear coat, conventional paint. A much safer product would be Meguiar's #6 Cleaner Wax.