couple days off and six rattle cans ;)
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Not bad, I love em too.... Check this thread out from You Tube. I've seen a couple done like this and it's literally amazing. There are several others on YT if you look around. Who would of thought you could use Rustoleum and a roller and make it look like this!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXbIJ4M37lw
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yes it is the rears up front, my cousins dog got ahold of my amber ones when I first got the truck
he literally ate them off of my truck and I haven't found a good set to replace them yet so I am using the red ones for now....
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yes I did use the krylon paint, it was the camouflage ultra flat olive drab. it covers really good and lays out pretty flat for a rattle can. you just can't beat a $30 paint job
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Very cool! I've seen a couple videos and read a few websites that detail how a car can be painted with a roller, but it seems that most people use Rustoleum paint. I wonder how well Duplicolor would hold up and if anyone has used it before in this type of application? They make a few factory colors. If they hold up as well as the Rustoleum, I foresee a repaint of my truck using this method in the near future
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I love the fact that after a particularly nasty wheelin outting ( you know tree branches and such beatin on the paint ) you can just sand and paint in your driveway or garage and your ready to go.
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Send me a reminder pm, I might still have mine laying around. If I still have them they are yours for a couPle of bucks to cover shipping.
Or you could convert them to LED, I used a set clearance lights from napa, works pretty dang good, about $6 or 7 a piece.
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thanks guys, the paint job was much needed the blue doors came as a trade from a guy I met on here and the white front fenders came from a donor 1980 2wd pickup that a local kid is parting out for dirt cheap...the fenders pretty much went on as a direct swap which was great because I hacked my 4wd fenders up pretty bad...well once again thanks for all the nice comments....paul
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