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they look pretty good. if you go to do it yourself tho, remember to take a refreshment break AFTER doing the work. back in my teens a friend and i decided to go this route with our cars after a mutual patch-it job on both vehicles. my olds delta 88 came out not bad in rustoleum blue but we stopped for some beer before tackling his car. ( note word SOME)
anyone ever seen a hornet stationwagon in monochrome rustoleum brown? they say rustoleum will stick to anything and it is true....it stuck to the bumpers, the grille , the woodgrain panelling on the side, the back windows ( we had this idea for a panel wagon ). picture a turd with headlights and windshield wipers. really not the best thing to see the morning after.
so just remember boys and girls...PAINT FIRST.....BEER LATER!
anyone ever seen a hornet stationwagon in monochrome rustoleum brown? they say rustoleum will stick to anything and it is true....it stuck to the bumpers, the grille , the woodgrain panelling on the side, the back windows ( we had this idea for a panel wagon ). picture a turd with headlights and windshield wipers. really not the best thing to see the morning after.
so just remember boys and girls...PAINT FIRST.....BEER LATER!
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Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
I would do it! When I get a newer SSEi and (if) I restore the 94, I'd definitely do that. Seems much easier than a spray can.
it really pains me on a personal level to see all that, because i know in person those cars cant look as good as in the pics... i have a cupboard at work painted that exact same way and its as smoth as hell but duller the ****, and no amount of polishing will make it any better
i had better stop before i get myself angery
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bill meant to post this one
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...hlight=voyager
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but ya, my job doesnt compare
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...hlight=voyager
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but ya, my job doesnt compare
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is that....dare i say.....a rustoleum BROWN caravan?????......AUUUUUUGGGHH!!!!!
dillcc may be on to something.....although she was was ready to kill the two of us at the time, my buddy and his (then) g/f are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary this year.
hmmm......rustoleum brown SSE.....nah! i think i'd rather stay single!! [/quote]
dillcc may be on to something.....although she was was ready to kill the two of us at the time, my buddy and his (then) g/f are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary this year.
hmmm......rustoleum brown SSE.....nah! i think i'd rather stay single!! [/quote]
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Originally Posted by Peterg22000
Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
I would do it! When I get a newer SSEi and (if) I restore the 94, I'd definitely do that. Seems much easier than a spray can.
it really pains me on a personal level to see all that, because i know in person those cars cant look as good as in the pics... i have a cupboard at work painted that exact same way and its as smoth as H*** but duller the f***, and no amount of polishing will make it any better
i had better stop before i get myself angery
http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...&fpart=44&vc=1