car trailer paint ?

[marcs95gt]

Well I am sanding my trailer this week after getting new fenders put on and winch plate. What type of paint do you recommend? I want a bright red color. Also what size winch? I a considering 5000 lb or 9000 lb from habor freight. Got some ten ply tires and new brakes too. Who needs their car hauled...lol

[HECDOGGIE]

I used rust oleum enamel !

[Sean88gt]

How much do you want to spend?

[sdun]

Last one I painted was GM Indigo Blue and I did it with base/clear. If you are doing it red I would at the least use a single stage urethane. Cheap enamel red will start chalking pretty quick if left out in the weather. I would use a cheaper base/clear. The last thing you want to be doing is waxing a trailer.

[Coupe81]

Industrial enamel from sherwin williams works pretty good too.

[marcs95gt]

How much do you want to spend?

No more than $400 to paint it. Want it to look good and last

[dangerous_sep]

Use the genesis industrial single stage from Sherwin Williams. It's all I use for trailers and ranch hand bumpers. Excellent color and gloss retention and it's hard as rock.

[marcs95gt]

Thats pretty looking. How much paint did you use?. Did you primer before painting?.

[dangerous_sep]

took a whole gallon and has two nice wet coats. as far as primer its not needed with this paint its meant to be applied on industrial equipment. that being said i hit a few bare metal spots with etch primer.

[Coupe81]

Not a trailer but paint is from sherwin williams

[marcs95gt]

Well thanks guys. I made my decision on Sherman Williams paint.

[Baron Von Crowder]

Farm and implement paint from Tractor supply.

[AdRock]

I work at a Sherwin Williams automotive location. That Genesis should do you well. As long as you prep and do it right it should last a long time.

[orphan Shelby]

Then Plasti dip.

[dcs13]

I did the top of my trailer with bedliner. Painted the rest with a single stage enamel with hardner...
That Sherwin Williams stuff looks great