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69chargeryeehaa's - 74 VW Beetle
69chargeryeehaa's - 74 VW Beetle
Painted using 69chargeryeehaa's Method by 69chargeryeehaa
Color: Orange (What exact color? ie paint companies name?)
i painted the orange beetle in 1999, and it still looks like the day i painted it (Wed Jan 25 2006 11:34 AM), i used the same paint on my charger,
Image 1:
Other source of pic: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d13/69martin/Picture10.jpg
the car before
Other source of pic: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d13/69martin/IM000475.jpg
another after pic
Other source of pic: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d13/69martin/DSC00164.jpg
Painted using 69chargeryeehaa's Method by 69chargeryeehaa
Color: Orange (What exact color? ie paint companies name?)
i painted the orange beetle in 1999, and it still looks like the day i painted it (Wed Jan 25 2006 11:34 AM), i used the same paint on my charger,
Image 1:
Other source of pic: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d13/69martin/Picture10.jpg
the car before
Other source of pic: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d13/69martin/IM000475.jpg
another after pic
Other source of pic: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d13/69martin/DSC00164.jpg
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Thanks for this info and the pics.
I am painting my van using a interlux marine enamel (red) it's coming out great (sprayed hplv) I am going to do the top in tremclad black was wondering about air temperature. Yout story and pictures are sure encouraging. I have found the same thing, painting cares is really over rated, it all in the prep work. But you know if all you need to do is make the care look better, paint really covers a lot of issues. If it's does not have to be polished, home painting can be very forgiving. As 69 charger has said, thinning is important to get the paint to lay flat, the marine paints have a special thinner or brushing fluid that helps the paint layout flat and give you a great finish. Go for it, paint !!!! |
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