Best roll paint site I've seen, and it's a classic Mustang!
11-18-2007, 03:23 AM
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Best roll paint site I've seen, and it's a classic Mustang!
I wonder if he's a member here.
http://www.bryanswebpage.com/Paint/index.htm
He sells a how to DVD, I just ordered it.
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http://www.bryanswebpage.com/Paint/index.htm
He sells a how to DVD, I just ordered it.
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11-18-2007, 10:51 AM
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RE: Best roll paint site I've seen, and it's a classic Mustang!
oderless doesn't mean good when working with large volumes of ammonia you left the area when you could not smell anything as your brain blocks out the smell which means you can be alot of trouble
11-18-2007, 11:02 AM
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RE: Best roll paint site I've seen, and it's a classic Mustang!
I'd skip paying for a DVD myself. There is more info at the original $50 paint thread than you can soak up in a weekend. Also input from folks trying slight variations and other paint types. The thread went on so so long it had to be broken into three parts and folks are still adding to it as more folks paint.
The original thread begins herehttp://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...=3#Post2331682
I've been following it for over a year. I haven't painted a car becuase I want silver and metallic paints don't seem to work with this method. I have used some Rustoleum on some test parts that have been out in the weather for over a year. So far I am pretty impressed with the durability and gloss retention.
The original thread begins herehttp://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...=3#Post2331682
I've been following it for over a year. I haven't painted a car becuase I want silver and metallic paints don't seem to work with this method. I have used some Rustoleum on some test parts that have been out in the weather for over a year. So far I am pretty impressed with the durability and gloss retention.
11-18-2007, 11:25 AM
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RE: Best roll paint site I've seen, and it's a classic Mustang!
ORIGINAL: Galactusz
I've experimented on it, and no, no fumes, it's almost odorless.
I've experimented on it, and no, no fumes, it's almost odorless.
11-18-2007, 02:47 PM
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RE: Best roll paint site I've seen, and it's a classic Mustang!
ORIGINAL: GypsyR
I'd skip paying for a DVD myself. There is more info at the original $50 paint thread than you can soak up in a weekend. Also input from folks trying slight variations and other paint types. The thread went on so so long it had to be broken into three parts and folks are still adding to it as more folks paint.
The original thread begins here http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...=3#Post2331682
I've been following it for over a year. I haven't painted a car becuase I want silver and metallic paints don't seem to work with this method. I have used some Rustoleum on some test parts that have been out in the weather for over a year. So far I am pretty impressed with the durability and gloss retention.
I'd skip paying for a DVD myself. There is more info at the original $50 paint thread than you can soak up in a weekend. Also input from folks trying slight variations and other paint types. The thread went on so so long it had to be broken into three parts and folks are still adding to it as more folks paint.
The original thread begins here http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...=3#Post2331682
I've been following it for over a year. I haven't painted a car becuase I want silver and metallic paints don't seem to work with this method. I have used some Rustoleum on some test parts that have been out in the weather for over a year. So far I am pretty impressed with the durability and gloss retention.
Besides, it's only $15.
BTW, a friend of main is painting an old station wagon like that, I'll try to get some pictures.
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11-18-2007, 02:51 PM
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RE: Best roll paint site I've seen, and it's a classic Mustang!
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oderless doesn't mean good when working with large volumes of ammonia you left the area when you could not smell anything as your brain blocks out the smell which means you can be alot of trouble
oderless doesn't mean good when working with large volumes of ammonia you left the area when you could not smell anything as your brain blocks out the smell which means you can be alot of trouble
Anything around us is bad, I can't be bothering with what's harmful or not (like second-hand smoking).
Did you know California soil has the highest concentration of natural asbestos in the USA?
I don't see people fleeing California.
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