There's a story in behind all this, unfortunately, that I will share later.

Now the question is should i sand it to a smooth finish it then clear coat it or leave it as is for a more unique look? Everyone I know are having mixed opinions and that includes me.

 

is that ryno liner stuff... lol

 

id say sand it like oem but howd you do that?

 

not feeling it. but whatever you like. its your car.

 

I like it because it's unique. But I'm kind of torn.

 

hahahah you used the wrong kind of paint. either that or there was something on the trim pieces that didn't let it adhere correctly. sand it all off and do it agian.

 

Looks like ****

 

Man I really hope that isn't what you were going for.

Sand it down and repaint it.

 

that looks like total ****.

 

yea man sand that down and make it smooth for real. . . .


on another note however, how did you do it?

 

by accident. it happens sometimes when you try to paint plastic. either the paint itself does not agree with the type of plastic(why they make adhesion promotors) or there was an oil or other nonmixable residue on the surface

 

You more than likely had a **** load of Armor All on there and did not clean it for ****. lol.

 

yeah get that off there...

 

doo doo

 

This kids is why you shouldn't use Armor All.

 

First off, no, its not rhino liner, it was sanded and cleaned before hand and last, it was not intentional. I was using an epoxy based paint that was intended for fridges, stoves and other appliances. Everything was going okay for the first and second coat. Still had some minor problems but I managed. All i needed to do was touch up some areas then I was on to clear coat. At this point it was dusk and light was limited. I spray it outside and bring it in. Turns out from the time it left the can to the work surface, it froze. Being a lazy sob I add another coat to everything to get that effect. I am currently sanding it off and I will be doing it with a different paint.

SO. If you want to replicate this, paint your project and stick it in a deep freezer

 

looks like the paint lifted in all honesty. strip it off and redo it

 

wipe it off with acetone...

 

Yea man that's your mistake. When painting try to be in at least 70 degrees.