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from the PICTURES, it doesnt look half bad, i wasnt sure how they would turn out when you tossed the idea around a little while back. looks like a flat black powder coating.
Actually, that is pretty close. It looks a lot like the black crinkle paint you'd find on a Harley Nightster.
Originally Posted by Bpohlman13
What type of car is it though? I see a chassis in the backround of the last picture.
Until all the deals are lined out and things are set in stone, that's a secret. I made sure there wasn't enough of it there to give away anything sensitive. Before long, you'll all know about it.
Glad to see people are liking it. It's cheap, easy, fast, and durable. Two cans would probably be enough for a set of wheels, so long as you apply even dust coats and make sure you cover the difficult areas first. It's a very forgiving paint, and runs are easy to fix and hide.
I also did a motorcycle engine with it, and it can definitely take the heat; even a welder has a tough time hurting it!