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·After reading pages and pages on Autobody101.com, I've found a few posts regarding this topic but the people that oppose it never elaborate on why they think it is a bad idea other than one post where someone mentioned possible problems with color matching. This car is not going to be a show car, but I want a very nice driver that if I take it to a cruise-in, small local show, or even the Mopar Nats in the non-judged area that it looks presentable.
As I stated in my "Makeshift paint boot" thread, a friend of the family has offered to let me use the booth and respirator at his shop when I paint my car. However, I would love to have the car drivable prior to that. If I do the engine bay at home with a 1-stage paint (so that its iso-free), is there anything wrong with that? Will it cause me any other problems later when I do base/clear on the body?
As I stated in my "Makeshift paint boot" thread, a friend of the family has offered to let me use the booth and respirator at his shop when I paint my car. However, I would love to have the car drivable prior to that. If I do the engine bay at home with a 1-stage paint (so that its iso-free), is there anything wrong with that? Will it cause me any other problems later when I do base/clear on the body?