Rustoleum FTMFW

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1. sand original paint
2. buy rustoleum
3. roll it on
4. wetsand/paint/wetsand/paint
5. 1500 + polish


FTW?

So ya painted something in you kitchen, what is it a cookie sheet?? :confused:

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Originally Posted by POS Racing

So ya painted something in you kitchen, what is it a cookie sheet?? :confused:

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hahahaha no, its the headlight cover, thilly

Looks pretty good

Wow, that is shiny. Can't wait to see it finished. I am sure the original owner (prior to me) will be interested in seeing pics when completed too. Maybe you should have went into paint and body work instead of accounting.;)

Looks good, can't wait to see the final product.

Rust-Oleum FTW indeed. I'm actually running some rebate programs for them right now. That final product looks pretty nice.

Are you thinning it 50/50 with mineral spirits before rolling? We used to thin it with acetone for spraying. Glass like finish. I have even thinned it with kerosene when trying to keep a wet edge with a brush on a large surface. (boat).

That looks nice.

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Originally Posted by motorollow

Wow, that is shiny. Can't wait to see it finished. I am sure the original owner (prior to me) will be interested in seeing pics when completed too. Maybe you should have went into paint and body work instead of accounting.;)

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Theres more money in Accounting;)

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Originally Posted by creek

Are you thinning it 50/50 with mineral spirits before rolling? We used to thin it with acetone for spraying. Glass like finish. I have even thinned it with kerosene when trying to keep a wet edge with a brush on a large surface. (boat).

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Yes, I did 50/50 at first and it would run too easily on vertical surfaces. I ended up doing a 60/40 ratio of paint to mineral spirits and it worked out very nicely. It also depends on the weather conditions, humidity etc.