I'm currently getting ready to paint my SUMO and I figure I'll just do the stock paint scheme with the decals. Before I paint the top coat I like to wet sand the primer and I always use two colors of primer, Red and gray. The reason for this is because when I sand the second color acts as a depth gauge and lets me know how much I have sanded, I usually try to sand just enough to keep the primer smooth and like glass and use very little water, but in some cases I sand through the gray primer.
So the main color of the SUMO is red and my question is would it cover the areas I sanded through without much notice? I just don't want any dark spots because of the red primer. As far as the fins I'm going to hit those with white base coat and then a bright yellow. Also the inside of the aft body tube I'm spraying with some high heat paint.
My other option would be a tricked out paint job of black, white and bright orange with a cool pattern.
Looking at the pictures I doubt I should have any issues.
Thanks guys!
So the main color of the SUMO is red and my question is would it cover the areas I sanded through without much notice? I just don't want any dark spots because of the red primer. As far as the fins I'm going to hit those with white base coat and then a bright yellow. Also the inside of the aft body tube I'm spraying with some high heat paint.
My other option would be a tricked out paint job of black, white and bright orange with a cool pattern.
Looking at the pictures I doubt I should have any issues.
Thanks guys!