2012/02/23 20:02:43
shepv8
Hi all. Whats the best type of pressure pack paint to use. Im thinking of doing some of the cars parts like the crossmembers and rear axle/diff housing at home but I dont have spray gear or compressors etc. In the past Ive used a dulux etch primer and then the automotive colour followed by some clear coat. Im after a bit of durability to chipping off and I know getting it 2pacd or powder coated is a prefered option but Id like to do as much stuff myself and also save a bit
2012/02/23 21:53:11
Paul Dunstan
I have not used it but a mate at work has just painted his fuel tank with KBS "Rust Seal".
It's abrush on "self leveling" product and dries extremely hard with a glorious shine (he used gloss).
http://www.kbs-coatings.com.au/kbs-rustseal
Also available in a variety of colurs and lustre.
He was very pleased with the result.
 
2012/02/24 08:41:57
TEX
My local auto guy has a primerless polyurathane gloss black, its sick, hard, like way better than acrylic, enamel, best **** ever. Just wish i'd found it sooner. About $13 a can. 2 coats is all you'll need. only real problem is its a bit prone to runs when used over enthuasiastically. If i remember I'll get the brand name.
2012/02/25 10:11:27
shepv8
cool thanks guys Ill look into both products and see which one suits me best. If you could get the name Tex that would be great
2012/02/27 18:49:07
TEX
Its called Hi Chem, Rust Not. Its an epoxy paint. I'm buying shares
 

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