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Originally posted by natedawg9640@Apr 3 2006, 11:25 PM
a half gallon is PLENTY... i did that eclipse with a half gallon... door jams too... i used a gallon of clear but it was for the whole car... if you are repainting your whole car i'd say a gallon... mabye an extra half gallon if you feel like you need it... dont forget you have to buy hardener for it too... painting is easy... clearing is a little tricky... like i said... do it on something else first to get the hang of it... you'll get it... i spent 300$ on paint, clear, and hardener... i picked my color out of a book and they just mixed the code... there should be a paint code on your car somewhere... prolly in the glovebox... so if you are just doing the kit pieces just give them your code and it should match right up... you should get by a little cheaper cause you shouldn't need so much of everything...
the acrylic enamel (base and clear in one) is cheaper to buy... it does look alright... i think poeople prefer the 2 step way becasue you can get a brighter finish... so that's recommended... 
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easy huh easy you say huh ya right----------then why did you ask about blending the sail panels??? iam sorry we don`t use that product any more we use polyurathene base clear you really need to make sure you know what your talkin about before you have diahrrea of the hands
ok guys the paint code on gm`s cars are on the spare tire cover it is in the last row of numbers ending like this----12u and the "wa number is the last set of numbers at the very bottom of the row of numbers like this "wa 815"
the astro vans the mini vans are in the glove box
sorry but ya need more experience then that to respond to a automotive realted question