Q. Paint history of Car Portrait Painting

A. Before high-tech polyurethane paint products were introduced, cars were painted using either enamel or lacquer. Each offered its own unique characteristics. Enamels being quick and easy to work with, generally covered in one or two coats and didn't require any clear coat or rubbing out. Lacquer however, required multiple coats, but allowed imperfections to be easily rubbed out and quickly repainted. ... Continue reading »