looks ok, but im sorry to tell you that spray paint does not have even close to the UV protection of true paint. After a month (tops) in the sun, your paint is most likely going to be falling off, or hazed to an insanely gross grey color.
spray bomb clear coat =/= real clear coat. Even our BASF spray paint clears are solely for spray out cards, or inners. they have zero resistance.
You can use plastic paint stripper (plastic parts Tal-strip) on ABS plastic if you know what you're doing. I do it once a week on bumpers that are peeling. However, if you werent aware of why you DO NOT spray paint your car/motorcycle im highly skeptical you have the proffessional knowledge or abilities to use that product properly. If it sits for SECONDS too long, you will destroy your plastic and need mass amounts of a high build urethane based primer (again, NOT spray bomb primer) to get your panels back to normal.
Not to mention your factory paint has the highest adhesion possible to achieve, you should never strip your factory paint for no reason, simply paint over top of a prepared substrate.
spraypaint doesnt work because its a thermoplastic 1K paint. You need a catalyst/activator/resin mixed in with pigment and solvents in order to have a true paint that will actually stick.
Im sorry to be saying all this, but I didnt go through 2 years of school and 5 years of apprenticeship to become a professional refinisher if Joe Smith could grab a rattle can and actually get results thatll last more than a week. Spray paint costs $20, there is no way it will ever have the same durability, adhesion, weatherability or resistance to UV as true automotive paint... It is about $200 in materials to paint just a gas tank in a quality paint.
It looks awesome, but IMO you need to stop immedietly and take it to an autobody shop. they will be able to see what you want, strip that garbage off and put real paint off.
If you have any questions as to the proccess, composition or theory behind paint feel free to PM otherwise best of luck with it.
PS: you dont want to use a urethane clear, it takes way to long to set-up and cure and it will never have the same gloss as a quality clear coat. Urethane is used on off-road, fleet, commercial vehicles and on tanker trucks ETC
You either want an acrylic urethane enamel or an acrylic enamel based clear coat that requires a resin solvent and additives.
, every summer he'd give it a quick coat. Looked really terrible, no rust thou.
