brystheguy

I'm getting tired of seeing this run everytime that I open the door. It's been like that since I bought it (no clue how it happened). I have a can of the spray paint but I am unsure how to proceed as I have never messed with automotive paint before. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Pete76Shark

The paint in the spray can may not match what you have now.

I would clean the area real good and air brush a small area to see how the paint reacts. If it lays on good then I would do the rest.

Mask and paper so you do get any overspray, with an air brush this is not a big deal cause it puts out such a small spray pattern but with an over the counter spray can you have to mask/paper off the area you want to paint.

brystheguy

Thanks for responding. Now, how do I get it so that there is no masking line? I am not familiar with the types of sanding techniques that may be needed to accomplish this. Any help out there?

GDaina

You don't have to mask anything, other than to keep the overspray from the carpeting. Use rubbing compound and rub the outside fender area. After the paint has dried, rub the outside fender area again...any overspray will be rubbed off and gone, and no mask line.