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- 2002 Protege 5
You should paint it like this:
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Oh yeah!
OH MY GAWD>>>THATS SO RICE......oh wait thats my car....
BTW, thats not paint...its vinyl...get over yourselves people.
At any rate to the OP and for those of you who may not know. There is no color on the planet that will "bleed" thru unless the surface has not been properly prepped or you are painting directly over lacquer or acrylic based paints. Urethanes do not have this problem and due to VOC regulations, factories must abide by these regulations and use only low VOC urethanes. So if its factory paint, there are no worries. Todays sealers provide a great hiding color in various shades of grays that creates a perfect substrate in which to apply any color. They also lock down anything underneath as well. No decent bodyshop would ever repaint a car without using some type of primer/sealer unless the paint is fresh and new. Laying a couple coats of black sealer or base will hide that yellow in no time.
Expect to spend 2k to 4k for a factory/show car finish.
Most bodyshops in my area are hurting for work so you might be able to strike a deal if your area is experiencing a drought as well.
Oh and about using a roller on a car...it sounds nasty but I have seen some amazing backyard paintjobs that you would never guess were done with a roller. Lots of Rustoleum, mineral spirits, and patience(each coat needed to dry 24 hours before recoating then the entire car is wet sanded and buffed after about a week).
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