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Eastwood GM White (Code 40) 3:1 Single Stage - 96oz - Medium Creamy WhiteStarting at$113.98
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Eastwood GM Fleet White (Code 12) 3:1 Single Stage - 96oz - Commercial WhiteStarting at$113.98
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Eastwood Chrysler Omaha Orange 3:1 Single Stage - 96oz - Great Alternative to Hugger OrangeStarting at$123.98
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Eastwood School Bus Yellow 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$123.98
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Eastwood Teal Ocean Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$123.98
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Eastwood Twilight Sky Pearl 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$123.98
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Eastwood Slate Blue Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$123.98
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Eastwood Mack Blue 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$123.98
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Eastwood Burnt Mahogany Pearl 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$137.98
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Eastwood Sublime Green 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$137.98
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Eastwood Disco Silver Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$137.98
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Eastwood Disco Gold Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$147.98
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Eastwood Disco Gold Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$147.98
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Eastwood Dark Shadow Red Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$147.98
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Eastwood Goblin Green Pearl 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$147.98
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Eastwood Burgundy Sunset 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$147.98
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Eastwood Maroon Rose Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$177.98
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Eastwood Deep Space Pearl Metallic 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$0.00
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Eastwood Orange Sparkle Pearl 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$147.98
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Eastwood Galaxy Purple Pearl 3:1 Single Stage - 96ozStarting at$177.98
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Platinum Frost Silver Metallic urethane basecoat for exceptional long-lasting beauty$192.98 -
Versatile solid gray can be paired with other colors in a two-tone, used as an accent or by itself for overall paint jobs.$192.98 -
Slightly larger flakes than those found in Chop Top Silver, this color has a brighter, more modern metallic look.$192.98 -
A beautiful shade of gunmetal gray metallic with medium-sized aluminum flake particles.$192.98 -
Black Ice Silver Metallic urethane basecoat for exceptional long-lasting beauty$192.98 -
Gold Metallic Flakes Really Pop in Black Ice Pearl Basecoat$192.98 -
The brightest of the yellows available from Eastwood$192.98 -
Medium Green with plenty of blue shading and nice metallic effect - Spruce Green Metallic Basecoat$192.98 -
Attention getting yellow is perfect for everything from street rods to muscle cars$192.98 -
Huge particles that glitter and dance to life when exposed to direct light. Ideal as a base coat for the Candeez custom paints$202.98 -
The brightest red in the lineup, this one packs a powerful punch.$212.98 -
This deep brick red is the darkest of the solid red choices in the Eastwood color lineup$212.98 -
Amazing Pinup Red urethane basecoat for exceptional long-lasting beauty$212.98 -
Beautiful midcoat color combines exotic blue shades with a touch of turquoise$222.98 -
Over-sized aluminum flakes bring big life to this strong blue, adding a wild glitter effect in direct light$222.98 -
Beautiful bright midcoat red, which glows warm with rich shades of gold and shimmers brilliantly$222.98 -
Eastwood GM White (Code 40)$182.98 -
Eastwood GM Fleet White (Code 12) - Commercial White$182.98 -
Eastwood Chrysler Omaha Orange - Great Alternative to Hugger Orange$192.98 -
Eastwood School Bus Yellow. The name says it all.$192.98
Do The Job Right with Eastwood Paints, Primers and Clears
Eastwood has everything you need to paint your car and achieve professional results. From epoxy primer to clear coat, and the spray guns and equipment, we show you exactly what you need. Detailing under the hood? We have paints that duplicate various metal finishes, plus high temp coatings that replicate OEM colors and sheens.
How long after painting a car can you drive it?
A few weeks after painting your car, no one likes seeing an orange peel texture, cracking or peeling, but exposing your vehicle to the environment right after a fresh paint job can do just that.
Some auto enthusiasts recommend keeping your freshly painted car in the garage for at least a month, but at the same time, you need to be realistic. You need to get places, so you’ll have to take your car out on occasion.
While there’s no definite period, consider the following points:
Should you take it out, aspects like recently paved roads, debris, tree sap, and bird droppings won’t just mar the paint, but will also cause it to crack easier and can affect the clear coat. As well, extreme temperatures — be it hot or cold — can create adhesion issues during the curing process, so be sure to keep your car sheltered and ideally in a controlled environment during this period. Here’s what else you should consider when caring for a recent paint job.
How do I properly spray paint my car?
DIY auto painting projects are a multistep process. You’ll start by stripping or sanding the old paint off. Then, you’ll apply primer, the base coat, and the clear coat. You also need to think about rust patches — you can’t just paint over them — and cleaning off debris and moisture to avoid texture and adhesion issues. In between, because you’ll be handling solvents and using a paint gun, you need to adequately protect yourself against the chemicals in the air. To start, carve out a block of time to paint your car. Then, be sure to have the following:
As a rule, if you’re planning to repaint a small- to medium-sized vehicle, have one gallon of base coat available and one gallon of primer, plus two to three gallons of clear coat. For a larger vehicle, have 1.5 gallons of base coat ready and three to four gallons of clear coat. Before starting, be sure to match the paint to your car’s color by looking for the color code or VIN number.
Learn more about how to get started painting your car.
What is a good paint gun for beginners?
Paint guns come in a few styles but the most popular is a high volume low pressure (HVLP) gun, designed to use less pressure while delivering more paint. These allow you to complete the job in less time.
Another popular option is a turbine paint system, which is a self-contained option that utilizes a turbine motor to compress the air.
Along with these attributes, think about the needle nozzle. Be sure to have at least a 1.2-1.4 for the base coat and clear coat and 1.7-2.0 for the primer.
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