Stickers and matte paint Q?
#1
Stickers and matte paint Q?
Question
I’m about to do a matte shell and doing the typical paint inside and use a clear coat matte spray on the outside.
Now some of the decals I have have a clear surround now if I place these over the matte it will just show up, has anyone or do you know if it would be possible to fit the decals prior to the matter clear coat and coat the stickers as well?
Or should I stick to perfectly cut decals instead?
I’m about to do a matte shell and doing the typical paint inside and use a clear coat matte spray on the outside.
Now some of the decals I have have a clear surround now if I place these over the matte it will just show up, has anyone or do you know if it would be possible to fit the decals prior to the matter clear coat and coat the stickers as well?
Or should I stick to perfectly cut decals instead?
#2
Question
I’m about to do a matte shell and doing the typical paint inside and use a clear coat matte spray on the outside.
Now some of the decals I have have a clear surround now if I place these over the matte it will just show up, has anyone or do you know if it would be possible to fit the decals prior to the matter clear coat and coat the stickers as well?
Or should I stick to perfectly cut decals instead?
I’m about to do a matte shell and doing the typical paint inside and use a clear coat matte spray on the outside.
Now some of the decals I have have a clear surround now if I place these over the matte it will just show up, has anyone or do you know if it would be possible to fit the decals prior to the matter clear coat and coat the stickers as well?
Or should I stick to perfectly cut decals instead?
Now, I paint the inside like normal, pull the over spray film off, apply my stickers and then hit it with the matte clear. Haven't had a problem since.
*To keep from spraying the matte clear on the windows, just pull the window stickers from the inside (after painting) and place them on the opposite side... outside. Hope that makes sense.
#3
Thank you that’s makes good sense