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painted my VII with semi gloss using that method. Looks as good now as when I first did it late last summer.
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LOL.
I was just telling Tanner about this on Tuesday.Comment
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after looking at it doesn't look to bad, but i still wouldn't do it IMO.Originally posted by Pokulski-Blatz View PostComment
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Came out nice and glossy, well worth the price considering my @home paint job still cost nearly $600. It still seems easier to me to spray vs. roll. I realize not everyone has an air compressor or could fab up a spray booth, but roll on? Holy shnykies.Comment
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I worked for a guy years ago and we used that to paint frames on 18wheelers. but we would thin it down and spray it from a primer gun.Comment
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I posted about this in canada and everyone said it would look like shit in a couple years. Its been about three now and it still looks good
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1992 LX 5.0Comment
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I doubt I participated in that thread, but I would've probably thought the same thing.Originally posted by Superwho View PostOriginally posted by MR EDDComment
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Not bad!
Full time ninja editor.Comment
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the Lincoln doesn't even have a scratch yet.Comment
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I would use a spray gun instead of a roller. F all the wet sanding!! Anyone here wet sand a car? It fucking sucks! I would like to do a project in this stuff though.Comment
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rustoleum paint job."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser TytlerComment
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Tempting...
Hell I even like ur mark!Comment
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Yes sir u did. I am seriously considering this option. Either doing the gloss black or a matte black like 4bangen's mark. The prep work, fixing some shallow hail sings, and wet sanding scares me. Prep work on this process (from what ive researched) is just sanding the body to create a rough surface for the rustoleum to bond to. I'm more concerned with how to wetsand properly and also getting the nooks and crannies painted right (I.e. the front grill of an 82 mustang). Hm...Originally posted by Pokulski-Blatz View PostComment
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can someone hook me up with a painter?Comment
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