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Originally Posted by Junkman2008
That depends on the level of expertise that you are shooting for. Anyone can spray paint on a car but if you are truly a professional at it, it ain't all that easy at all. Especially when it comes to dealing with fiberglass and polyurethane front and rear fascias.
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I guess I shouldn't say it's not hard since I've been doing it for family member's cars for years so I have experience. (my mom doesn't know how to drive.  )
I made a bad assumption that people have done this as often as me.
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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z
Even a pro is going to have problems if they are spraying on the back porch in cold, damp weather. |
I never denied or said otherwise. I just stated why body shops paint booths temperatures and humidity is regulated
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