Maybe a layering technique to produce a desired colour?Converstation piece here: I had debated keeping the original paint but upon further examination and buffing attempts I believe it is too far gone. A chip by the pin stripe revealed that the brown gloss color was laid down over the nice flake color. Why would they paint the entire tank a nice flake color and then cover it up? I really wish there was a way to keep the color underneath and remove that top gloss brown. Sanding and paint removal is probably in the near future for this tank.
What process/steps do you all normally use when repainting a tank?
If its a two tone paint job probably less labour intensive to so it that way?
Oh the paint looks realy nice btw. Is that hand buffing? I went to work on mine years ago with some mguiars polish a drill and a buffer pad and it came out like glass.