Dupli Color BSP212 Molten Red Metallic Automotive Body Paint, for Automotive

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] used filler primers did a black base coat scuffed it with maroon scotch bright mixed 5 quarts of molten red metallic with (1) quart candy apple red for the top coat applied (4) coats then coated with 3 coats gloss clear the color mixture with the black basecoat gave the resulting color Maria wanted she loves it dupli-color materials used Grease and Wax Remover CM541 Clear Adhesion Promoter 11 oz. Aerosol CP199 on all plastics Primers Gray Paint Shop Primer SP100 whole car primers FP101 and FP102 where needed basecoat Jet Black Paint Shop Quarts BSP200 topcoat Molten Red Metallic Paint Shop Quarts BSP212 Candy Apple Red Paint Shop Quart BSP303 Paint Shop Gloss Clear Coat quarts BSP300 final used Black Trim & Bumper Paint 11 oz. Aerosol TB101 and lear Trim & Bumper Paint 11 oz. Aerosol TB100 on non-rubber window trim and mirror housings

I'm not professional but figured out, a clean surface is key to any decent paint job. Only problem I had and was my fault was no spraying clear coat thick enough. Id apply many light coats rather than a couple of think coats. But gotta be careful spraying thick because it will have runs if too heavy. Paint in dry conditions no humid weather. Air line water separator is a good idea. Fill and drain air tank a couple of times before to get all the moisture out possible. Prep work is what makes or breaks a paint job. Bodywork is the hardest, nasty job I've ever attempted. A flawless paint job is really a work of art.