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smoothest stuff i have found is the cheap stuff from walmart, i use it for everything non automotive

If you are using sandable primer, remember that it is probably 40% talc, thats why is is bumpy, just build up the coats then sand the top of it off, its a waste of time and paper to sand in between coats on the primer

If you are doing a nice fiberglass helmet or FG armor i would recommened a sandable primer sanded smooth then use some autommotive epoxy primer as a sealer.

[qoute]For a finer spray place the can in a bowl of hot water for ten minutes before spraying. The heat causes the paint to come out much finer.
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the outside temp should be pretty hot as well for this method

[QUOTE="patiam69, post: 36030, member: 383"] smoothest stuff i have found is the cheap stuff from walmart, i use it for everything non automotive If you are using sandable primer, remember that it is probably 40% talc, thats why is is bumpy, just build up the coats then sand the top of it off, its a waste of time and paper to sand in between coats on the primer If you are doing a nice fiberglass helmet or FG armor i would recommened a sandable primer sanded smooth then use some autommotive epoxy primer as a sealer. [qoute]For a finer spray place the can in a bowl of hot water for ten minutes before spraying. The heat causes the paint to come out much finer. [/qoute] the outside temp should be pretty hot as well for this method [/QUOTE]

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