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matt black 4x4
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matt black 4x4
thinking bout painting my land rover county Matt black with spray can paint .the original paint is cracked,chipped and flaking so will have to sand it back to the alloy .the reason for going Matt black is so when i ding it i can just give it a quick respray with a can and its cheap .has any one come across a Matt black 4x4 and what did it hold up like with dings and scratches
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Re: matt black 4x4
is that so people won't be blinded from the bonnet allways being up?defmec wrote:thinking bout painting my land rover county Matt black with spray can paint .the original paint is cracked,chipped and flaking so will have to sand it back to the alloy .the reason for going Matt black is so when i ding it i can just give it a quick respray with a can and its cheap .has any one come across a Matt black 4x4 and what did it hold up like with dings and scratches
sorry.....could not resist.
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Re: matt black 4x4
Hides the oil leaks betterjoeblow wrote:is that so people won't be blinded from the bonnet allways being up?defmec wrote:thinking bout painting my land rover county Matt black with spray can paint .the original paint is cracked,chipped and flaking so will have to sand it back to the alloy .the reason for going Matt black is so when i ding it i can just give it a quick respray with a can and its cheap .has any one come across a Matt black 4x4 and what did it hold up like with dings and scratches
sorry.....could not resist.
g'day ,
i had a matt black car once , the cops pulled me up all the time . 3 full car strip searchs all on the side of the road in peak hour (and never hung round to put it all back together ) and countless pulling me offer just for the sake of it out of all that they never fined or charge me for anything ,
i soon got rid of that car ,
the next 4by i got never had any probs after that.
not syaing it had to do with the colour but if it wasnt that i dont know what it was ,
that colour i think hhas scared me for life
i had a matt black car once , the cops pulled me up all the time . 3 full car strip searchs all on the side of the road in peak hour (and never hung round to put it all back together ) and countless pulling me offer just for the sake of it out of all that they never fined or charge me for anything ,
i soon got rid of that car ,
the next 4by i got never had any probs after that.
not syaing it had to do with the colour but if it wasnt that i dont know what it was ,
that colour i think hhas scared me for life
what looks ACE imho is
BLACKBOARD paint
it absolutly CRAPS on any other matte look
http://briskoda.net/general-car-chat/po ... nt/102324/
BLACKBOARD paint
it absolutly CRAPS on any other matte look
http://briskoda.net/general-car-chat/po ... nt/102324/
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Then instead of tooting the horn you can just put your hand out the window and scrape your fingernails on your car door, to really annoy the other driver.jessie928 wrote:what looks ACE imho is
BLACKBOARD paint
it absolutly CRAPS on any other matte look
http://briskoda.net/general-car-chat/po ... nt/102324/
ps the pics in your link are fugging awesome.
This is not legal advice.
Used to ride a Matt black motor cycle around melbourne. Police did not seem to mind. Only time i got pulled over was for riding like a nutter. The odd time I got puller over for "what the f*#k is it" other than that ok.
Anything is possible, it just comes down to time and money.
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This is what happens when you get a nice good condition patrol and leave it with someone who has a $10 dollar budget to paint his car.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic71613-0-asc-60.php
Looks crap unless done properly
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic71613-0-asc-60.php
Looks crap unless done properly
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Thanks for that I think I just threw up in my mouth a bit.CanberraMav wrote:This is what happens when you get a nice good condition patrol and leave it with someone who has a $10 dollar budget to paint his car.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic71613-0-asc-60.php
Looks crap unless done properly
I've painted a car flat black before, and my car is olive drab.
I love flat paint. It looks terrible, which is the point IMHO, and it easy to work with. It fades out in the sun in no time, shows touch ups really badly.... it's really just something to stop the panels going rusty.
however, I reckon only certain cars look "right" in flat paint - sierras, defenders, gwagens, H1 hummers, 40 and 70 series, and early Rangies - basically, anything that has a simple line and mostly flat panels.
I reckon when a flogged old car is quickly flat blacked it just looks redneck IMHO.
I'm even thinking of painting my next suzuki a gloss colour (!) although when my Gwagen gets paint it will be flat for sure. (probably NATO green)
Steve.
I love flat paint. It looks terrible, which is the point IMHO, and it easy to work with. It fades out in the sun in no time, shows touch ups really badly.... it's really just something to stop the panels going rusty.
however, I reckon only certain cars look "right" in flat paint - sierras, defenders, gwagens, H1 hummers, 40 and 70 series, and early Rangies - basically, anything that has a simple line and mostly flat panels.
I reckon when a flogged old car is quickly flat blacked it just looks redneck IMHO.
I'm even thinking of painting my next suzuki a gloss colour (!) although when my Gwagen gets paint it will be flat for sure. (probably NATO green)
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
It's much more cost effective to get someone like pro-tec paints mix you whatever you want, however, most paint places HATE mixing flat paint as they are convinced you don't really want flat, and that you'll complain when it oxidises and goes all chalky.
It's about twice the price to buy flat black from bunnings, and about 3495748745x more expensive to buy rattle cans.
Bear in mind, you're going to need to etch prime wherever you are down to bare aluminium. Etch primer is expensive and very nasty to work with. If you don't the paint will fall off.
Steve.
It's about twice the price to buy flat black from bunnings, and about 3495748745x more expensive to buy rattle cans.
Bear in mind, you're going to need to etch prime wherever you are down to bare aluminium. Etch primer is expensive and very nasty to work with. If you don't the paint will fall off.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
Or use some chalk and tell them what's on your mind in writingchimpboy wrote:Then instead of tooting the horn you can just put your hand out the window and scrape your fingernails on your car door, to really annoy the other driver.jessie928 wrote:what looks ACE imho is
BLACKBOARD paint
it absolutly CRAPS on any other matte look
http://briskoda.net/general-car-chat/po ... nt/102324/
Lovin the FZJ105-T, bling by Ryano
Exactly.Gwagensteve wrote:It's much more cost effective to get someone like pro-tec paints mix you whatever you want, however, most paint places HATE mixing flat paint as they are convinced you don't really want flat, and that you'll complain when it oxidises and goes all chalky.
It's about twice the price to buy flat black from bunnings, and about 3495748745x more expensive to buy rattle cans.
Bear in mind, you're going to need to etch prime wherever you are down to bare aluminium. Etch primer is expensive and very nasty to work with. If you don't the paint will fall off.
Steve.
Btw. Protec make the official AUSCAM (army camo) paint, so they should have experience with matt paint.
Aucam colours include matt black.
Another option would be one of the Colorbon colours - they are satin/matt. I was tempted to respray my x-army landie in pale eucalypt, but I have now changed my mind and will be using the proper AUSCAM scheme.
AUSCAM Paint codes and colour schemes are here:
http://www.remlr.com/paint.html
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where's cheezy's lowered GQ that was done in blackboard paint
have to find a pic of it
edit: found it
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic118206-0-asc-60.php
have to find a pic of it
edit: found it
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic118206-0-asc-60.php
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That matt black clubman style car gives me evil thoughts. Stuff the polished aluminum panels some of them have, that thing looks horn. Would look right at home as batmans Sunday thrasher.chimpboy wrote:ps the pics in your link are fugging awesome.
I also agree with the comment about the mat black rat rods. Pure toughness.
-Scott- wrote:Isn't it a bit early in the day to be pissed?
I'm a FAN of the Matt Black jobbys ....I only just repainted the VIT last night in another coat after the rebuild .....Was as below at the start of Tuff Truck .....didnt quite end up the same ...........
Best of all as of the night before TT doesnt matter if its raining ect ....a decent job is still achievable ( not as if your after a shine )and best of all you dont need to be an expert to lay it on ...which for me is GOOD
I will grab the brand of the shite I have used and Post up ...its also available in a spray can ....I just bought two litre tins and mixed with mineral turps ...about 15% ..... just purchased from supercheap
Best of all as of the night before TT doesnt matter if its raining ect ....a decent job is still achievable ( not as if your after a shine )and best of all you dont need to be an expert to lay it on ...which for me is GOOD
I will grab the brand of the shite I have used and Post up ...its also available in a spray can ....I just bought two litre tins and mixed with mineral turps ...about 15% ..... just purchased from supercheap
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