How Do You Spray Lacquer Auto Paint?
Lacquer paint is the least recommended paint to use on cars by most experts. It’s cheaper than than the others, is easier to apply and has a very glossy finish. However, it fades and chips more easily than enamel or urethane paints. Because of this, lacquer is only recommended for antiques or other cars that see very little drive time. You may also need to check with laws and ordinances in your area, as lacquer paint is illegal in some places. Strip away the original paint from the car, especially if the original is not lacquer paint. Make sure the windows are closed and covered up and sand away all the paint. Use 400 grit sandpaper or a power sander. Cover up all parts of the car not being painted. Cover the windshields, windows and mirrors with tarp, towels or another type of sturdy cloth, and tape along the borders of your painted area with painters or masking tape. Coat the surface of the car’s body with primer. Use a lacquer primer that will work with your paint and apply it in ev
