> Denny - Does Rustoleum package Semi Gloss Automotive paint in a quart can - like the Automotive rattle can paint? I like the Rustoleum Semi Gloss Automotive rattle cans. I'll use it on my oil bath air cleaner ... hope it comes out as good as yours.
> All - I've seen Rustoleum Semi Gloss (regular, not Automotive) in quart cans somewhere. Do you know where?
> David - You're making a believer in me regarding epoxy primer. I used it on interior pieces that I painted. Just not enough room in my engine bay for a gun and hose.
> Gus - I've used Rustoleum Satin for years. Don't know if I'm correct, but it seems to have a little flatter sheen that it did years ago. That'a what I'll use on my frame and maybe the inner fenders. BTW - I've shot Rustoleum with great results through my HF HVLP gun, too.
[b]DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' SPRAY BOOTH[/B] as long as I can get blue tape! This is my half-fast attempt to mask engine bay parts before painting my engine. Hope I find my carb! Masking takes four times as long as painting. The pic was taken after I shot primer on most parts. An old valve cover protects the rockers. Check out that yellow intake manifold that appeared when I wiped down with acetone. Painting the engine and inner fenders while in the truck is proving to be challenging. You guys took the easy way out by painting while your trucks were apart.
Thanks again to all. I'm actually starting to believe that this will come out good.
