Has anyone heard of this. I seen some pics and it dont really look that bad. I think it looks better than some of the spray bomb jobs i have seen. So what do you guys think.
I use it for all my stuff, rust primer protector works great and is half the price of the por-15 stuff. And as far as a car job though, you can cut the paint down and run it through a paint gun and it will still look good.
I have roll painted a few trucks and with some time in sanding between coats it can look just as good as spraying it. And you dont have to have everything taped up because there is no overspray.
I did roll and brush jobs back in my youth. The vehicles I painted were POS's so it didn't matter. Now days I just drive them looking like shit; I just don't care anymore.
i used rustoleum paint i sprayed a 89 ranger with awhile back. the directions said how to cut it down and i used a spray gun. it turned out really good but i didn't get a gloss color. kinda wish i did.
I did a roll-on job on my XJ. It takes a fair amount of elbow grease to get it to look good. I didn't wet sand nearly enough, but it came out alright for me.
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