Spraying The Base Coat Colors

Ok car fanatics we are back to the fun stages of actually seeing your car transform right in front of your face.  The next couple of stages i would say are the best stages because you will be able to see the full potential of what your ride is capable of looking like.

Stage 5:  Once your car is dry and all dents are knocked out is when you start taping the car off for the first shot of paint.  When shooting a two toned car you need to tape of the car in areas to separate the paints that are gonna be shot on the car. Also when taping off the car you want to identify the angles of the actual body of the car that way when it is 

painted the curves and shape of the car will stand out.

For this particular vehicle the silver is shot first and as you can see it is taped showing the major curves in the car to give a distinguished look.  Once the first coat of silver is painted it must set and dry in room where there are no particles that will land on the car  giving it any flaws in the paint while it drys. 

Stage 6:  This is repeat of stage 5 just in reverse, where the top half of the car is completely covered taped off to shoot the black coat on the car.  After this step you can see the car start to transform to what you expect.  Stage 5 and 6 are both just the base coat on the car so the colors are gonna look really dull but that's just because it is not finished completely yet.  After these two stages are complete you want to allow the car to dry completely before you go to the next stage.