Rattle can paint job on the top :)
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From: Turnin' Wrenches Infractions: 005
that duplicolor is great **** once you get used to spraying it (with the lines and stuff) i did almost an entire interior with it on a beater and you wouldn't believe the difference.
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From: Edwards afb cali
i would def look into that renovo stuff if money isnt an issue, i too have the curse of the tan top and will prolly be using that dye on mine to go black, its a little more expensive but i think a much more professional look in the end.
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From: Texas/Somewhere in Southwest Asia
Thinking about getting on this project this weekend, I still have 2 or 3 cans left over from my two-tone doorpanel project. The tan top on my Polo green T/A would really nice black. Is there anything I need to address if the are a couple spots of mildew on the exterior(on top, near rear window). I had nothing to do with the mistreatment of this car, I'm trying to bring it back to standard . Good info fella's, later.
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Could be, I had a batch of vinyl paint mixed once to match my olds and they put it in a rattle can for me, I would think if they mix it at a paint store, should be able to get it to use in a real gun.
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From: Texas/Somewhere in Southwest Asia
I did this last weekend with the dupli-color and it looks soooo much better than it did, my top had bad dirty spots everywhere and this fixed that problem. I want to put some pic's up of it, can someone tell me how and I'll get them up this afternoon. Anyway, I really like the change in color to black.
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Red is the hardest color to paint. Period. you have to make sure what your painting is light colored if you don't want a million coats, and spotless and all the exact same color underneath... pain in the ***...
