Daz

K i think i know what to do. I just have to get grain filler or something to protect the wood on the neck before i apply a clear coat.

As for the body, after applying the color after it dries do i have to sand the whole body or just where any bubbles might have formed?

I'm going to try painting a ghetto guitar with spray paint

I got primer with black car paint and polyurethane semi gloss.

Can I just spray over the finish thats already on? do i need to use the primer?

How many coats of color should I put on?

how long should I let dry before I spray on the gloss and buff?

I tried the spray on a scrap piece of wood and I'm liking the color. And I tried sanding it with some 320 grit a day later and it made the color dull, was this too rough? i have 600 grit but i can get finer if i need to from a hardware store. and would it still come out a nice and glossy?

I dont care if it doesnt look like a professional finish, but i don't want it looking bad

and since i dont know where to get my guitar finished except online which costs hundreds of dollars

could i get black car spray paint and polyurethane gloss and use that? i know how to spray from cans so it doesnt run. And could i just spray over my current finish? which is a matte finish