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In Reply to: Your painting method posted by jd2cyl1943 on July 09, 2023 at 16:47:37:
If rusty, I use rustoleum primer for heavy rust. You may need to wait for rustoleum to cure before you can sand it. I use cheap enamel with hardener. If you don't clear coat enamel, gas around the gas tank will react with the enamel. You have to give enough time between coats and wait for the enamel to cure before clear coating or your clear coat will trap gases and bubble off. I like to add a little 10% mineral spirits. It helps paint eliminate orange peel.
It's obvious you have never sprayed painted anything before. If I were you I wouldn't use expensive paint materials because you can wait for all paint smells to go away and sand down your mistakes.
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