Rattle can paintjob

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hotwheelsboy28

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Tired of the crappy spotted up stuff so I've been spraying it.

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Well at least it's close to one color.
 

carmangary

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I should probably do the same to my wagon for now because I can't seem to find time to do some real work on it.
 

Longroof79

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Yeah, I was also going to suggest buying a cheapo spray gun from Horrible Freight. From some of the reviews I've read, they seem to work fairly well. It would work out cheaper than buying a bunch of spray cans, and at least provide a more even job with a larger fan pattern.
 

hurst1979olds

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Feb 19, 2011
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It does look alot better being one color. But now if you go to put down real paint one day you will need to remove all the rattle can paint.
 
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looks nice, keep it out of the sun or under a UV protective car cover, and you'll get your money's worth out of it. I've actually been thinking about using a HVLP Harbor Freight gun and that farm implement paint, and painting my car. does anyone have a picture of a car painted with implement paint? and do you know about how long it lasts?
 

Cw1228

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less than 100 bucks, tractor supply matte black. this was the 1st car i painted, i also did a elky. my malibu sits out side in fl sun 330 days out of the year and has held up for 2 years now. paint is 29.99 a gallon and you can do 2 cars with that. buy the reducer and hardner, thats it. i think 75 for it all.

 

Longroof79

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Tractor Supply- Farm Implement, semi-flat black, or better known as John Deere Blitz Black is a Valspar product. However, I noticed that Tractor Supply no longer carries that brand anymore. They now have a brand called Majic. I have not used this brand of paint yet, but was told that it supposed to be just as good.
I have used the Valspar semi-flat black, and it works well...easy to use.
 

79wagonator

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Apr 21, 2011
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Has anyone tried this
http://www.eastwood.com/paints/2k-aero- ... aints.html
Eastwood makes a 2part ceramic paint in a spray can and an epoxy primer with a wide spray pattern.
Haven't tried it but Looks pretty cool to me
Here's their description
Eastwood's New 2-Component Ceramic Aero-Spray™. Paint has the durability and precision of a 2-component coating without the paint gun! The two-chamber design mixes the ceramic fortified coating and activator right in the can—no paint gun required—no mess to clean up. Innovative nozzle technology sprays with a wide spray pattern giving you excellent coverage and more control than conventional aerosols. Formulated with Eastwood's proprietary Nano Ceramic Technology to provide you a long lasting, beautiful and durable coating.
 

hotwheelsboy28

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Thanks,It's just temporary I do plan on buying a spraygun from tractor supply sanding it down with a da doing the bodywork right later on as time and money allows.It just looked so bad to me I had to do something. Some people can't see potential in things if it looks bad, but I can visualize potential in things even if they are ugly. Everone does things differently I dare to be different with this old Lesabre lots of great memories in this old car. :lol:
 
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