Re: I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing...
Looks awesome so far.
Just for future reference, you really don't need the silver undercoat when you're putting on a solid top color. It's more for transparent or candy colors. White undercoat is good.
Another word of caution: be very careful using a lacquer clear coat on top of enamel. It will cause the paint to crinkle. You'll have best chance of success if you make sure the enamel has fully cured first (then for good measure, give it another week). Then for your first two to three coats of clear, just "dust" it on very thin and let it cure fully between coats. Gradually increase the wetness of each successive coat.
Good luck, and have fun.
Looks awesome so far.
Just for future reference, you really don't need the silver undercoat when you're putting on a solid top color. It's more for transparent or candy colors. White undercoat is good.
Another word of caution: be very careful using a lacquer clear coat on top of enamel. It will cause the paint to crinkle. You'll have best chance of success if you make sure the enamel has fully cured first (then for good measure, give it another week). Then for your first two to three coats of clear, just "dust" it on very thin and let it cure fully between coats. Gradually increase the wetness of each successive coat.
Good luck, and have fun.








