Flipper_1938
He recycles the right way
Rustoleum / tractor paint sure is tempting.....
Rustoleum / tractor paint sure is tempting.....
I've been down the show quality paint job and the leave it rusty look job.
If it had patina paint all over, I'd leave it.
If it had exposed metal I'd paint it (the whole vehicle)
I just wouldn't do the great paint job, with all the maintenance that goes along with it.
I like the sounds of your paint scheme. When mine gets paint, it'll be for some protection but shiny doesn't enter the equation...
That's going to be a nice color combo POPS.
I need to make up my mind as my go to guy for paint keeps threatening to quit and if he goes, so does my special pricing.
He was telling me last week that he had to mix a gallon of Dark Blue paint for a fiberglass boat restoration and it was $500 for just the paint and the reducer.
And people wonder why some people like to use Rustoleum....
Torchie
ps. I might just take you up on the trade of a room for paint and body work.
my thoughts on paint tend to be cheaper is better. I have a gal. of black and green O.D. flat less than $40 ea. if i ever get around to painting the hole thing. Your bed is coming out great (is that also torchie's bed waiting for new sheets[S)
Pops, go www.paintforcars.com . They have "house" colors,{standard colors they keep in stock, not house as in a house you live in colors} and are available in lacquer, enamel, and urethane. I have used their enamel on a couple of projects and it works pretty good. I would advise using their clear over it to make it last longer without as much effort to keep it looking good. I used the sunshine yellow enamel with the clear enamel over it on the Maverick I built, it still looked great 4 years later when I got rid of it, and it had sat out in the sun a lot.
Amen Brother. Is that what you're going to do with yours?
I hate the idea of spending a bunch on materials and then doing a driveway quality paint job. I also hate the idea of spraying oil based paint and then having to strip down to bare metal to spray better paint.
I guess I will make a decision when I see how nice the next one turns out. If the metal turns out straight it will probably get "cheap" automotive paint.
whatever you decide on the finish you want....I'm sure will be darn nice....so make yourself happy.... shiny, flat, satin, rust or whatever....you happy, we'll all get over it....LOL...
The problem I have is what makes me happy one day to the next is never the same. So I'm not rushing into anything.
I use neoprene for fuel tank straps and radiator supports. I get it at a local hardware store, but Graingers has it as well.
Have you been pricing paint? I got major sticker shock at the jobbers around here. I can get House of Kolor BC/CC (from Smart Shopper) for less than name brand low end paint. Still pricey though.
I believe i'll go with Rustoleum You shouldn't have to take out a second mortgage to paint a vehicle. However your truck is so nice I'd go with a quality paint
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