How to use the Montana Cans GLITTER Spray 400ml - tutorial

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Make your artwork galactic with the Montana Glitter effect spray. The discrete glitter particles are encased in a transparent gloss varnish bringing any artwork
to sparkling life.

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Works great on guitars! Prep and sand the body really good, put on a layer of clear, by can or brush. sand if needed. Apply black primer. AK Modelling primer works great. The slowly build up the glitter effect. Do this in 5 to 10 thin layers, leaving about 5-10 minutes in between coats. The glitter paint dries pretty quick. Just don put your layers too thick or you might have paint running. When satisfied with the result (I used about 2 cans of the glitter effect paint) for a guitar body, let dry and let the paint harden out for about 2 days. Then get Montana gloss clear (again 2 or 3 cans) and repeat the process. Do not sand the glitter paint! Do not worry that is a bit uneven, this is normal. Your layers of gloss clear will level the finish. Let dry again for a week or so, then start wet sanding, using a 800 - 1000 - 1200 -1600 - 2000- # gritt wet sand paper and buff out using Meguiers buffing compound (or 3M, whatever you have at your disposal).
Patience is virtue, if you follow the above steps and have done a few guitar re-fin's prior to this, you can't go wrong.
The process was much easier then I anticipated!
I used Montana X-mass red glitter paint and it looks like a sparkle Candy Apple Red!
I went with A DIY Hallmark style Bass body that I made out of a slab of Mahogany on wich I attached a Squier Mini P neck, did both body and headstock with the glitter effect spray paint.... I can assure you, this bass is a looker for sure!!!!

jerrysoetewey