tank we just finihsed up in the shop... figured we would post up... 8 step process, takes time but the results are amazing!!!
stripped, primed, blocked, filled, base, top coat clear, and wet sand/buff

 

What's the advantage to this instead of using conventional paint? Looks like a first class job, nice gloss and smooth looking.

 

durrability, resistance to chemicals, will not flake, willnot chip. holds the shine. basicly only needs wiped down every now and then and your good

 

Fantastic work & chraftsmanship JRK - as always. I'm tempted to start shipping some parts your direction to get my black-out going.

 

And that makes it even more Bad Azz Nice job JRK!

 

I'm in the paint business and I'll tell you that you'd be hard pressed to get a much better finish than what you've got there...great looking job.

How is it buffing powder clear?

 

horrible! hahaha took us about 2 months to come up with a process that will allow us to cut and buff but it works great now!

 

Wow.... best powder I've seen. Can you do colors or just black?

 

any color man! any color... did this custom blend for a forum member over the winter




of course all my tins are coated as well but in a flat




then did this one this winter as well... satin black with air brushing

 

Great work. I keep telling people the benefits of PC and here's the proof. PC all the way.