How Do You Paint A Car With Lacquer?
To show off your vintage hot rod or antique car, you’ll want a shiny and noticeable paint job with a glossy finish. Lacquer spray paint is ideal for this type of finish. Applying lacquer to your car is easily done, but you will need to apply several coats and wait until the lacquer “flashes” or dries to apply a new coat. Purchase spray lacquer from an automotive supply shop or automotive paint manufacturer. Clean the car thoroughly, before you begin, using automotive wax and clean cotton rags to avoid trapping dirt and debris under the lacquer finish. Tape butcher paper over your car windows, hubcaps and any other areas to prevent lacquer from adhering to these surfaces. Apply a lacquer primer using a spray gun. Evenly coat the car. The primer will help the lacquer go on evenly. When the primer is dry, apply a coat of sealant. You can use either light or dark sealant, depending on whether the lacquer you’re using is light or dark. The sealant protects your car and helps ensure a smooth
