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I've already painted my grills black, but no matter how much paint is on them, they always need to be touched up. I do ALOT of driving so I know this is the issue, but I know that I'm going to get tired of touching them up every week.
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Well, I spent the better part of last night watching videos and reading everything I could about the "Rustoleum paint job". I'm pretty convinced. If I can secure the garage space from a friend for a long weekend, I think I'm going to do it.
Keep posting to this thread and let us know how it goes!
Well, I spent the better part of last night watching videos and reading everything I could about the "Rustoleum paint job". I'm pretty convinced. If I can secure the garage space from a friend for a long weekend, I think I'm going to do it.
Well it finally happened - the hood of my mustang which I used to learn the rotary on finally oxidized so badly I had to do something.
Hot Rod magazine did an article on how to paint your car with Rustoleum and a foam roller...so I thought I'd give it a try! With Gloss Black (what did I get myself into???)
Here's what I
Nothing short of a respray will fix that paint. It's shot. You can polish and wax the base coat but it will still look like junk. Nothing you can do for $100 bucks will do any good. The cheapest Earl Scheib type paint job will be around $600. If the vehicle is worth it mechanically then plan on a respray. Maybe you want to attempt a roller paint job. The plus is that you can paint it for $100. The bad is that will look like a $100 paint job.
Sorry; don't have a link about it.........
Quick advice....
Bucket----water----a little soap------600 grit sand paper (10 sheets)
sand it down!!!
You favorite hardware store..........black enamel paint (a gallon) mineral spirits (quart)
some fine rollers and you will be suprised and happy with your new SUV.......
If you or a friend can shoot the paint with a compressor great,
if not rollers will do it........Good Luck!!!
In your case paint is way too damage but it will help..........
If you want a significant improvement on the cheap
do a simple paint job with enamel paint............
Do you know of a good link to read more about this? THanks.
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