How Do You Airbrush A Car Trunk?
Airbrushing a car trunk gives you art in motion. The artwork goes wherever you go and will get you noticed. The key to succeeding at this mobile art form is preparation. No paint job is good enough to cover a poorly prepared surface. But with the proper time spent in preparation, combined with a solid application technique, you can create rolling art that gets attention no matter where you happen to be driving. Step 1 Prepare the trunk for painting. Thoroughly wash the car until it is spotless, removing all dirt and debris from the surface of the trunk. Step 2 Use masking tape to mask off the edges of parts connecting with the trunk, especially the windows, side and rear panels, lights and the bumper. If only covering a section of the trunk, mask off the portion of the trunk that will not be painted. Step 3 Don protective gear, including the dust mask, rubber gloves, safety goggles and long clothing that covers as much skin as possible. Step 4 Sand the unmasked portion of the trunk usi
