Hi, I’m pretty new to spray painting. I’m trying to paint my PlayStation cover with a DIY Batman logo, but I keep ending up with small bubbles or holes in the paint. I’ve been spraying in three coats: the first one light, the second with a bit more coverage, and the third a heavy coat to try and cover everything up. What am I doing wrong, and how can I fix it now?

Cracked a can, got 2 marbles.

I’m needing to spray a guitar pickup cover that is plastic and has some texture to it. Just wanting to see what the best products in market currently is for plastics? I’ve got my eyes on the Krylon Fusion All-In-One which claims that no priming or sanding is even needed. I’ve used Rust-Oleum 2x many times because it’s easily available, but I’m not sure if there are better options out there. Share your thoughts!

I'm planning to grind/cut a little bit in the middle or inner part of this disc because it's hitting the disc adaptor I bought. But if I grind it to make it fit, it will get scratched. Since it's originally black, the scratches will show up as silver. What do you think is the best paint to use and best process, to make it look like the original stock paint again? I'm not gonna fully repaint the whole black inner area, I'm just gonna paint the scratched area after cutting it. Any suggestions? also I'm considering, if ill just use a Black Permanent Marker? or no? the last 3 photos (red disc, not mine, just got the photo from Facebook, he's same situation as me) shows the overlapping part of disc on the adaptor (same adaptor as mine), and the owner shows the process on how he cuts it, but he just cuts it without painting and it looks ugly.

Hello! Sorry if this is like a totally dumb question lol. I want to achieve this glittery look with spraypaint (im fixing up a drum kit and I really like the look of these) and i am struggling to figure how to do that

I’m looking to buy flex seal rubber liquid spray in the eu but it’s shipping is overpriced and I’m wondering if anyone knows any equivalent to flex seal rubber liquid spray

It’s not perfect, there are runs on the front, it’s an experiment so I’m happy that it even turned out this good.

Hey! I was looking for advice. I was asked to hand letter on an exterior metal door. But I wanted to use decanted already paint for the letters. I saw this YouTube video where this guy does that technique (https://youtu.be/SEzUAjQeEdI?si=QcTivbMCneSChhAF)

My question is the door I'm painting on is an already painted metal door. How should I prepare the door? Just sand the areas in going to hand letter? Apply a metal primer? Just add a clear coat then letter on top? Any advice would be amazing!

My grandfather just got me a desk and I had him spray paint it black. (he did not like that but still did it.) it’s been like 3-4 days and it low key still smells like spray paint and it’s giving me headaches. (or the lack of sleep.) but yea PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE. Some other info- it was spray paint during the evening and left to dry till the next night and FINALLY brought to my room. (Ik my grammar is ass or wtv but I’m to tired and lazy to care🤷‍♀️)

Work in progress, but now have a really good feeling about how it’s gonna turn out and wanted to share!

I've been using some random mask because it was the cheapest, and two A1PS R ABS filters, but I dont know what type of mask and filter I should be using.

Feedback please (please be nice)

Most people toss their empties — I’ve been turning mine into miniature dioramas. Each can becomes a tiny scene with maybe a postbox on a quiet street, a dusty alley with a litter bin, even a telescope pointed to the sky 👀

Reports me for insulting him after he draws hateful symbols everywhere? He was saying im gonna get banned when he was the one being an awful person here. (Also, Faith was defending him and calling me ugly…)

I’m painting a scar face statue and I need to know what the best gold pint it.