How do I fix this?
 

ok so I got my Blazer back from paint AGAIN and it still looks horrible. As far as I know everything was primered and he blocked it again after the first time I took it back to him. I dont know how he could have made it look so bad, I've seen a lot of the guys work and all of it looks great. Guess thats what I get for dealing with a friend :rolleyes: . Anyway here is what it was painted with.

http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/ksflatz.aspx

Any ideas for me? I know next to nothing about body work so if you wouldnt mind spelling everything out for me clear as possible that would be great ha ha.

Re: How do I fix this?
 

roll ur paint on...seems to be the latest trend....

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guy down the street just did that ha ha. I swear I could have made it look as good as it does with some spray bomb.

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I'm feeling for ya dude. Nice ride, but with that paint job, I would roll it back several feet, and close the door.
:(

Re: How do I fix this?
 

ooooh, looks like a cheap rattle can job to me... sorry for your pain, your buddy doesn't work for Macco does he?

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All I can say is that guy is not your friend.

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That's the first thought that occurred to me.

Don't laugh... a couple hours of reading the Moparts "paint job on a budget" thread and you can make that rig look ten times better with little more than $100 worth of rollers and Rustoleum.

Re: How do I fix this?
 

Looks like he didn't spray it wet enough. It went on dry so it's not blending.

For the moment, I would hit it with a Scotch Brite pad. If you sand in long horizontal strokes it will smooth it out and give a more even finish.

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I agree with N2truxs. Way to dry. Your friend probably did not what the hell he was doing. Not enough reducer. That stuff is easy to spray. I paint everyday. I would get my money back.

Tony