It really depends on the colour of your car.
Certain colours can be sprayed over with the secondary coat because the base paint will not show.
E.g If your car original paint is red...and you want to paint it pearl white. You have to most likely strip it down and THEN paint it white. If not your car may look pink(haha) in some edges where the paint is not laid out well. Or simply that the base paint is too "strong" / "bright" along that lines.
However, if you have a dark base colour car, black/grey etc.. red may go over it without showing up the original paint.
Has your ACS kit been fitted already? If not, just bring everything down and spray one shot sui sui. Because your painter (whoever he is) will have to prepare and mix the paint. If you show him you got extra stuff, better to use the same paint then come down another day. He will spray individually then fit it on.
On yah, heck the finance ministeress, she wouldn't know. Hahahahahaahahahahahahahahaha..
Post some photos once you're done man!
Certain colours can be sprayed over with the secondary coat because the base paint will not show.
E.g If your car original paint is red...and you want to paint it pearl white. You have to most likely strip it down and THEN paint it white. If not your car may look pink(haha) in some edges where the paint is not laid out well. Or simply that the base paint is too "strong" / "bright" along that lines.
However, if you have a dark base colour car, black/grey etc.. red may go over it without showing up the original paint.
Has your ACS kit been fitted already? If not, just bring everything down and spray one shot sui sui. Because your painter (whoever he is) will have to prepare and mix the paint. If you show him you got extra stuff, better to use the same paint then come down another day. He will spray individually then fit it on.
On yah, heck the finance ministeress, she wouldn't know. Hahahahahaahahahahahahahahaha..
Post some photos once you're done man!