Looking on the net and saw some articals on people using rolled on rustoleum, do we sell it! going to try use as a cheap way to touch up current colour. or does anyone know of another cheap way! Havnt got hundreds/ thousands to spend on a paint job
pollymay,
Feb 14, 11:42am
Pastel colours are cheap. Blacks and whites of known good brands. Load em up into a gun then go nuts, I've used $90 acrylic white with high opacity to good effect.
Easier than roll on and it won't fall off. You can polish supercheap rattlecan paint to a mirror, it'll just go funny/fade fast and fall off though.
only problem is that i dont have an air compressor or a gun. So im limited to what i can do. So thats why thinking roll on as thatl be easy to do car other than the spray paint
elect70,
Feb 15, 1:50am
But all mates will laugh at you .
tortron,
Feb 15, 4:15am
rustoleum contains fish oil, or similar, so its hard to get a nice finish (can be done) call up your local john deere dealer and get some paint from them (its rebranded valspar if im remembering correctly).I painted my morris minor in med gloss black (one step up from the popular blitz black).Paint and thinners came to maybe $200
cefiro89,
Feb 16, 10:09am
any ideas on cheap way to paint a car! all diy but without a compressor
usdefault,
Feb 16, 10:10am
10mm roller.
directorylist,
Feb 16, 10:18am
You mean the thinned down rustoleum with a hair dryer thing!
You can make tractor enamel shine like a mirror, it's the longer haul that is usually the issue.
pollymay,
Feb 16, 7:39pm
Although I will add it technically probably is the right type of paint and would appear to last alright because of that. Personally I'd avoid it though.
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