DIY: Painting a Front Lip (Fail! Don't make the same mistake I did!)

Please SUB! *Be sure to watch Part 1 for front lip manipulation and installation instructions.*

This is PART 2 of my TTE Rep Front Lip series. On this episode, I attempt to spray paint my new(er) polyurethane front lip. Before you pass judgement on spray painting, know that I have a background with paints and coatings and the results can be exceptional (if all goes well).

You'll see one SIMPLE process breakdown due to the fact that I ignored signs of texturization after the sandable primer step. Let my mistake be a lesson to you if you want to try this method.

SUPPLIES & TOOLS NEEDED
1) N95 mask
2) Safety glasses
3) Nitrile gloves
4) Double-backed, all-weather mounting tape (Gorilla 30lb shown)
5) 1000 - 1200 grit wet/dry sandpaper (Harbor Freight pack shown)
6) Isopropyl Alcohol Cleaning Wipes (Techspray shown)
7) Adhesion Promoter, Sandable Primer, Basecoat, Gloss Clear (Automotive TouchUp products shown, total cost: $65 shipped)
8) Screwdriver or similar to R&R front lip