Well Big, the roller would have to be mounted fixed and the plate run thru under it. I’m envisioning something like a couple of pieces of angle iron supports mounted to a base and the plate tacked down to another board that is slid through. Kind the same principle as the rollers on the old wringer washers, in fact once the plate was mounted on a stiff base an old wringer might just work good. Just using a hand roller would get the paint on the low spots rather than just hitting the high points. I would think that a brayer from someplace like Speedball would be a good candidate to mount up.
All that is the easy part, finding baking enamel and mixing the right tint would be the hardest part from where I stand.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
