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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: geraldchainsaw on 2012-06-10 07:37

Title: repainting a hood
Post by: geraldchainsaw on 2012-06-10 07:37
hi,  i have to repaint a hood on one of my cars.     looking for a semi flat black that looks like primer,  have seen it on a few old cars,   any one use this kinda paint,   have any names or brand to look for?,   thanks     jerry
Title: Re: repainting a hood
Post by: glen b henderson on 2012-06-10 07:49
Jerry, Eastwood and Summit has a flat black (Hot Rod black). But some off the guys on the HAMB use flat black from there local John Deere dealer, it is called Blitz black and they say it does a good job.
Title: Re: repainting a hood
Post by: RICH MUISE on 2012-06-10 08:45
Any paint supply shop should be able to mix up what you want by adding a flattening addative.
Title: Re: repainting a hood
Post by: Zapato on 2012-06-10 16:36
Quote from: glen b henderson on 2012-06-10 07:49
Jerry, Eastwood and Summit has a flat black (Hot Rod black). But some off the guys on the HAMB use flat black from there local John Deere dealer, it is called Blitz black and they say it does a good job.

and its pretty reasonable price wise. Rustoleum also sells some be sure to thin it down or it will take forever to dry. and that's available just about anywhere.

Zap- :unitedstates:
Title: Re: repainting a hood
Post by: suede57ford on 2012-06-11 11:20
I have been using SEM Hot Rod Black on some stuff and for a hood blackout it look awesome and is easy to use.

I do mix my own single stage urethane and have different ratios of flatners for them as well to get differnt glosses for special parts.