clear coated my 41 Chevy rust rod
- Thread starter RatTruck440
- Start date
Help Support Rat Rods Rule:
Snake Farm
Ol school snake charmer!
I like it! [cl
Shea Laking
Well-known member
Yep, I really like it, too! It makes all the different colours more vibrant and "contrasty." Yeah, I know, that's probably not a real word...
Gonna save it from going any further, too (deteriorating, that is).
Regards,
Shea
It makes all the different colours more vibrant and "contrasty." Yeah, I know, that's probably not a real word...Gonna save it from going any further, too (deteriorating, that is).
Regards,
Shea
cycledog
A really rusty biker
Rob,
Your truck was cool before, now even better!
Your truck was cool before, now even better!
offroadrolls
Well-known member
Way cool. I'm gonna show a picture of it to the owner of the 42 we're building.[dr
skull
''SARCASM: just one of his many talents.''
yep
l 37th that motion
looks really good,
Later
l 37th that motion
looks really good,
Later
RatTruck440
Well-known member
I just applied wax and grease remover with a green scotch brite. The hard part was not leaving any lint when wiping the wax and grease remover off. I used a cheap hardened clearcoat from our local auto paint store. They of course told me it wasn't a good idea he he. it was less than $100 for the gallon of clear and the quart of hardener.
Attachments
klink
Well-known member
Looks great! For anyone thinking about this but with a flatter finish, a flattening agent can be added. I prefer flattening glossy paint over using flat paint. The glossy paints when flattened still have that "slick" feel to them.
YBeNormal
Well-known member
I like it!!! looks great man [cl[cl[cl
gunter32nd
Member
I like!!!
