Spray Paint Repair;

As a general rule, several thousand dollars are spent on this work. Depending on the type of your car and your objective, If you decide to go to a specialist workshop for this. You can save a lot of money by preparing the work at home and repainting your car with spray painting techniques.

Sea Spray Paint is an easy-to-use, high-quality, and fast-drying paint that is specially formulated to offer a non-chipping colored texture that will last for years and require no maintenance.

Whether you are looking for a spray to start painting from scratch or just touching up a scratched part, Sea Spray Paint can be applied over any factory-applied finish to perfectly match the surface.

Just as a spray gun this spray features an adjustable easy-press nozzle and a wide spray pattern for easily applying smooth and even coats on an assorted range of surfaces like metal, vinyl, plastic, fiberglass, etc.

As you have seen the Sea Rattle can be used to paint a whole Vehicle but we don’t recommend you do that, the process will require you to empty lot of these cans to get to finish, but if your goal is to touch up little scratches on one side of the panel then you are good to go.

How to spray?

Clean the affected area against contamination and dry with a mini clean towel 

Prep the areas you don’t want the spray to touch

Shake can for 1 minute 

Spray 4 inches away from the object.

For all metal sufaces Add vibrant color to car,

Stops Sticking, Binding

Repels Moisture; Conditions Rubber Seals

Long Durability and super Shinning gloss spray paint for car Scratch Repair

High Quality, Fast Drying for Interior/Exterior Use

Furniture, Bikes, Wheels

  • Dries fast
  • , and Squeaking

home and hobby.

  • For car scratches repair.

Step 1: Clean And Prepare The Panel.

Wipe down the entire panel (door, fender, hood) you are repairing with wax and grease remover.  First, wipe with a wet towel, then wipe with a dry towel.

Scuff the entire panel with a grey scuff pad with medium pressure.

 

Step 2: Fill And Sand Scratches.

Wrap 220 grit sandpaper around a foam sanding block or your grey scuff pad and sand with firm pressure.

If you find that not all scratches will sand out, fill them with body filler.  Wait 5-10 minutes for the filler to harden, then sand with 220 grit sandpaper.  A heat gun can speed up the hardening of the filler.

This process may need to be repeated 2, 3, or 4 times.

 

sand body filler

Step 3:  Apply Primer.

Mask off only the areas you’ve filled and sanded.  Shake your primer can for about 60 seconds.  Apply multiple light coats of primer.  Wait 15 – 20 minutes, then wetsand with 600 grit sandpaper.

 

spray aerosol primer

Step 4:  Apply Base Coat Paint.

Mask off the area with paper and tape.

Shake the spray can for about thirty seconds.  Check your spray pattern against a piece of cardboard.  Apply multiple lights coats of paint, from about 10 – 12 inches away.

If you find any flaws, wait 5 minutes, and lightly sand out the flaws with 600 grit sandpaper.  If you have a silver or gold car and notice “stripes”, follow up with some vertical passes.

 

spray automotive base coat aerosol

Step 5: Apply Clear Coat Paint.

Wait at least 5 minutes after applying clear coat.

Apply multiple light coats of clear coat, overlapping each “pass” by about 50%.  Wait 10 mintes, and remove your tape and paper.  You are done!  Wash your car, wax your car…it’s permanent.

Note:  if you create a ‘run’ or other major flaw in your clear coat simply wait 24 hours, sand out the flaw with 600 grit sandpaper, then re-apply clear coat.

 

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