ryan1994mustang

nope, not me..i try not to associate myself with too many hondas. haha. but i have heard decent things about the rolling method. its not going to be a show car paint job but it will look much better than a rattle can job or the paint he has now...

65rangoon

you can actually do a decent job with a rattle can.

just take your time when painting and 75% of a paint job is all prep. if its not smooth in the beginning it will show in the end.

killbillet

all the role on jobs ive seen i could see roller marks,
and ive some pretty good rattle can jobs, lol

clearedforils

For my 1982 Toyota Pickup I am using Eastwoods Rust Converter for a base to neutralize the rust, then going to spray an SEM High Build primer, then will wet sand with 800 grit. Finally I will use Spray Max 2k color match single stage paint. The primer and single stage cost me just over $200 with shipping for 5 cans of each. The Eastwood rust converter was $18 per can. The great thing about all of these is they are rattle cans. It saves you about $600 without having to buy an air compressor and HLVP sprayers. I have not yet painted yet, but you can follow along here: http://www.seanmcclure.com/blog/inde...my-sons-truck/