Hopefully it doesn't fall or chip off.

-Z Yaaaa- wrote:looks great! hopefully it doesnt fall off in a couple years though...

my front bumper was painted with duplicolor primer, paint and clear coat and it lasted over 3 years, it also sat in the backyard of someones house in hot and rainy florida for a year and was crushed multiple times by other car parts and thrown around a lot....point being the paint was still in tact lol.

3 months after i painted the front bumper:


After 3 years including a year of sitting in a back yard being rained on, crushed by other car parts and sitting in the Florida summer sun:




Hope this helps

so here are some pictures of what the car looked like before paint i will have some painted pictures tomorrow.

lets see if these work.

ok here are the finished paint pictures

Looks good in the pics. Few fitment issues, but nothing that cant be fixed. Does this stuff require a clearcoat?

They sell clear coat. I guess it is up to the person painting. I did use the clear coat. I need to sand and buff it and see if it will shine up better. I front bumper needs some adjusting to lift it up a little so the head light sit flush.

is this spray paint in a can??? like spray bombed??? If so thats a great looking paint job for a spray bomb

Looks sharp good job.

No its not a spray can. They sell it in quarts to be used in a spray gun. I did however mixed all of the cans of blue together just in case there was a difference in color.

I've used it once to paint a hood. Came out pretty good. I have a can of red on the bench I plan to test to see how close to the factory red. It is a base coat clear coat system so it technically does require the clear for protection. They also have a primer as well.


"Oil Leak ? What oil Leak ? Oh, Thats Just The Sweat From All The HorsePower!!"

the can says you HAVE to use clear. I've considered using this exact paint but not sure if i will or not yet.

form their website

Features & Benefits

Pre-reduced, ready-to-spray lacquer
No mixing or reducing required
Easy to apply and dries quickly
No recoat window, reapply at any time
Must be clear coated
Wet sands easily
Ideal for automotive exterior body projects

Is that just the regular blue they have or was that with the metallic clear also?



12.6 @ 114.6 MPH

That looks really nice.

i have sprayed a couple cars with the paintshop line. and must say that the base coats are fine.. havent had a problem with them.,. but the clear coat sucks.. it doesnt flow out very well and is very hard to keep looking wet.. i say use the base and spend a bit more and get some decent clear coat.. turns out great