<VV> painting on the cheap

[Les]

I painted a boat with Brightsides recently. Look up 'roll and tip' for the method. Gives a smoothish glossy finish that would be easy to sand perfectly flat. On the boat I left it as is - until the sun hits it at the right angle you'd never know it wasn't sprayed, and I didn't colour-sand at all.

Les
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Date: Wed, 23 Sep 2009 10:05:18 -0700
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from that Corvair $50 Paint Job website

Update, 11-25-07

Since this car was painted, Oct. 2006, the "state of the art" in roller 
painting has moved on. Interlux Brightsides marine top [deck] paint 
seems to be the paint of choice. It is a single stage polyurethane paint 
with UV inhibitors and self leveling/flow additives.

The moparts.org thread is now in three sections and a couple hundred 
pages long. About any questions I could possibly think of have been 
answered there already.