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Thats about right mate. In two pack three litres would do car , engine bay and door shuts ,if you do it in cellulose obviously there will be a need for a extra coat or two, so five is safe it will probably leave you bout half a litre spare for another day I reckon. If you are doing it in cellulose make sure you buy a good top gloss thinner to mix with the paint not cheap gunwash or universal thinner. Its been recycled and has a slight water content ,hence you may have seen before its a little yellow in appearance. Its fine for cleaning guns but thats about it! Apply three coats ,let dry , then flat it with 1200 or 1500 wet ,clean it do any pinholes you missed then recoat with two more coats to finish. id mix first three coats 60% paint 40% top gloss thinner to get some material on it. Doesnt matter if slighty peelier as you will flat it. Mix last two coats 50/50 as you said that will give a nice top surface. Good luck! :)

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Thats about right mate. In two pack three litres would do car , engine bay and door shuts ,if you do it in cellulose obviously there will be a need for a extra coat or two, so five is safe it will probably leave you bout half a litre spare for another day I reckon. If you are doing it in cellulose make sure you buy a good top gloss thinner to mix with the paint not cheap gunwash or universal thinner. Its been recycled and has a slight water content ,hence you may have seen before its a little yellow in appearance. Its fine for cleaning guns but thats about it! Apply three coats ,let dry , then flat it with 1200 or 1500 wet ,clean it do any pinholes you missed then recoat with two more coats to finish. id mix first three coats 60% paint 40% top gloss thinner to get some material on it. Doesnt matter if slighty peelier as you will flat it. Mix last two coats 50/50 as you said that will give a nice top surface. Good luck! :)

 

 

:thumbsup::thumbsup: great help!!!!!

 

just need somewhere that supplies paint now...

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