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The_Mite
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Hey Scott -
It looks good!
I painted my sprite in the garage in a plastic-lined home-made booth like yours, and the one thing I learned was that paint overspray (primer especially) will stick to the plastic. Once it is dry, the slightest breeze or touch to the plastic will cause the paint to flake off and land on the fresh paint on the car.
I had to change the plastic after my first coat of color due to the peppering of gray primer that landed on my British Racing Green..
hope ths helps,
Bob
It looks good!
I painted my sprite in the garage in a plastic-lined home-made booth like yours, and the one thing I learned was that paint overspray (primer especially) will stick to the plastic. Once it is dry, the slightest breeze or touch to the plastic will cause the paint to flake off and land on the fresh paint on the car.
I had to change the plastic after my first coat of color due to the peppering of gray primer that landed on my British Racing Green..
hope ths helps,
Bob