what type of paint ?
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if you can borrow or get ahold of a compressor and gun i'd reccommend Hot Rod Flatz flat black. All you do is spray it on, let it dry, and put your bike back together.it is also durable as hell. It only cost me $40 for a quart and I barely even used any of it. I have enough for to do my bike probably 3-4 more times if needed.
that or drop by a powdercoaters and see if they are doing flat black anytime soon. i'm sure they would give you a good deal to throw your tins in too if they were already doing it. and that would be way more durable too
that or drop by a powdercoaters and see if they are doing flat black anytime soon. i'm sure they would give you a good deal to throw your tins in too if they were already doing it. and that would be way more durable too
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None??? what makes you say that? because it's in a can? In most cases paint is paint.Your results will come from how it's prep'ed and shot.I've seen ,and got, some excellent results from a rattlecan.Some look as good as any paint shop can do..........it all depends on how much time you want to spend sanding ,buffing, etc.
Rustoleum makes a good paint,I especially like their Professional Industrial Enamel gloss black.It's in a tall silver can and I'm sure their other colors are just as good.It's easy to work with,has nice depth,and is tough.Duplicolor is another excellent rattlecan paint.
Rustoleum makes a good paint,I especially like their Professional Industrial Enamel gloss black.It's in a tall silver can and I'm sure their other colors are just as good.It's easy to work with,has nice depth,and is tough.Duplicolor is another excellent rattlecan paint.
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