How to pain a car?

Painting a car is an expensive affair, especially if you want a good finish. DIY might save labor costs, but you'll still need good quality paint, primer, clear coat, sandpapers, and a proper spray gun setup. Factor in garage space and ventilation too. Often, getting a professional job done at a good workshop is more cost-effective in the long run than botched DIY and re-doing it.

Beta, if your car needs paint, it is a big job. First, you need to clean it properly, then sand all the old paint. Then put new paint, layer by layer, and then polish. It's better to take it to a good mechanic who knows how to do it well, otherwise, it won't look nice. It needs patience.

For painting a car, my uncle, who had an old Ambassador, used to say it's all about the preparation. You must clean, sand, and fill very carefully. Then, apply primer evenly before the actual paint. But honestly, it is a specialist's job to get it perfect. Better to find a good painter.

Lots of prep work needed. Sanding and priming are key.