Touching up your car’s paint or lacquer can be a quick and affordable way to restore its original beauty. Whether you’ve got ...

What you see here is basically all you need to paint a car: some primer-surfacer and undercoat thinner, metal conditioner for bare metal, wax and grease remover, and a gallon of acrylic lacquer ...

From March '85 to January '86, Pat Ganahl wrote an expansive 10-part essay in HOT ROD covering every step necessary to paint your car. If you read Pat's very thorough series, you probably thought ...

Warning: If you decide to use acrylic lacquers, stick with a lacquer product line! From the primer, paint and clearcoat, never mix lacquer and urethane paint together.

We have all seen the commercials. A guy walks into a junkyard and finds a weathered-looking car with severely faded paint, and with one swipe of the “miracle” product, it suddenly looks ...

No matter how shiny and clean your car body is, if it's got rusted and dirty wheels, then it will still look like a junker. Giving your wheels a fresh coat of paint is easier than you think and ...