tough paint

[ray66v]

If you have about an extra $60k for a good Downdraft booth, and use it properly, it can really make a difference.

I have panted a lot of parts, cars, trucks, boats, buses, trailers, outside. As you know, under the right conditions, you can get a really nice job.

 

[Soundguy]

I think my 1/yer hobby tractor collecting paint jobs will likely be staying out in the open unless the lottery comes in..

soundguy

 

[SPIKER]

seems like every time I try to paint outside it will rain, flood, famine and locusts will fly out of no where and land right in the middle of the best looking panel anyhow I've painted a LOT of stuff outside and or in a pole barn areas. I had a dang BIG ole spider drop down and crawl across the hood of a nice car back a while ago... it made it from almost dead center all way down to the hood ornament.. Go figure...

The last thing I painted with Liquid Paint was my Dump Wagon I built form scratch back in 02 or so. seen here are some pics dump trailer pictures by WPSPIKER - Photobucket it still looks pretty good despite a couple hundred tons of wet gravel sand wood and STUFF. The inside is starting to rust a bit now mostly due to scratches and setting with wood in it for last year on and off. the wood/bark is worse than gravel I think for increasing rust.

Mark

 

[ray66v]

The "swimmers" ALWAYS end up in the middle of the hood. :thumbsup:

 

[Soundguy]

yep.. on a big piece you can't section and repaint.. like a side panel that has joints you can tape up..

soundguy