When this thread first started here on Stovebolt, I had already turned an old Barden bumper over to a local body shop, to be straightened and painted. After a month of waiting, the shop owner called me to come by and "let's talk about what's next." (Never good news.) He said he was unable to cross reference the Dupont paint code for Bombay Ivory, and wanted to know what I wanted him to do next, as in "paint some other color." While there, he showed me the bumper and wings. He had only straightened the bumper and filled a couple holes. The priming was mediocre at best. I told him I wanted to stop work and pay him for work done to date. No reason to prolong the misery.
If there was ever an application to try this roll-on painting technique, I'd think it would be on a farm bumper. At the very worst, it will look like what this guy was going to deliver to me.
I'll take some pictures to show before/after conditions and post them if anyone has an interest in seeing the results of my efforts. I plan to use plain ol' white Rustoleum, and the thinning/rolling process discussed on the MoPar boards.
Bill
