Kyle Dracup
Member
How many guys take the time to spray their cabs.
does spraying make the diff or does just paint and a roller do the trick.
does spraying make the diff or does just paint and a roller do the trick.
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How many guys take the time to spray their cabs.
does spraying make the diff or does just paint and a roller do the trick.
I usually opt for a roller as I feel it gives me more control while painting. Patience and lots of coats are key. Always let the paint fully dry before applying another coat or you will end up getting frustrated.
I have always sprayed wherever possible.. only on rare occasion have I used a roller. If you are just not set up to spray then you can get passable results rolling. Spraying is really the only way to truly avoid any kind of texture on the cabinet.
google - I used a roller to paint my 69 charger
I'm dying to use this method on a cab, but I haven't had the time and now the weather is working against me.
Anybody do any sanding between coats with extra-fine sandpaper?
I've had absolutely no issues with a foam roller. The finish is always great.
Though now that I have a compressor a sprayer is tempting.