Thanks, guys!
Rich, painting a car with a roller is an entertaining concept, but by
the time I'm ready to paint, I will have put FAR too much effort into
this to want to paint it with Rustoleum!
Rick, I have resisted the idea of spending the cash on a supplied air
respirator. I figured, hey, it's just one car...and a small one at
that! How bad can it BE?! Having just read your saga, if I decide to
do this thing myself, I guess I'll bite the bullet.
Rick Patton wrote:
Back in 2001 I painted my TR6 at home in my garage. It actually
came out quite nice but the fumes just about killed me. If you plan
to do your own painting think fresh air and a mask with new
charcoal filters! Pictures and the story are on my site:
http://topshamautoparts.com/tr6/paint.htm
Rick Patton
pattonmachine.com
75TR6sci
74 TVR2500M
Rich White wrote:
One of the members of another forum painted his TR like this.
When he started to put it back togeather the paint came off in big
sheets.
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