Painting a T
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w_cbeyer@hotmail.com
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Painting a T
Any suggestions for the beat type of paint to use to get close to original look?
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Bills Auto Works
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Re: Painting a T
If you post your question over in the General Discussion section, a lot more people will see it!
This section is for businesses to advertise their service & not that many folks view it unless they are looking for a certain service.
God Bless
Bill
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This section is for businesses to advertise their service & not that many folks view it unless they are looking for a certain service.
God Bless
Bill
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dinosbunny
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Re: Painting a T
use a epoxy primer than a single stage acrylic enamel paint. be prepared to pay $$$
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Re: Painting a T
I haven't personally tried this myself, so take at face value, but I've heard a few people have used Rustoleum tractor paint to get closer to the original than modern car paints