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26-10-10, 19:21
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It's a price thing
I reckon I can use standard grey primer and proper OD, bought from a dealer, cheaper than I could by RUSTOLEUM from the likes of Halfrauds.
It might have its uses as a standby can for small parts where you just want to get paint on, but I'd experiment with proper OD on top to see if it stuck first. Gordon
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26-10-10, 21:50
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Wear Testing
Looks the part but is a little shiny. Leave it outside in the sun and rain for a few weeks and then compare the colour to the original colour. Some of these paints age "in the right direction". Like Bob said, it's your truck, so anything goes!
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RHC Why is it that when you have the $$, you don't have the time, and when you have the time you don't have the $$?
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