MBBO Krayzee Duck

[MattiThundrrr]

Need to get some paint. Does anyone have experience, is there a big difference between Tremclad Rust Paint and Professional High Performance Rust Enamel? Is one easier, more forgiving, smoother coverage? I don't plan on using separate primer, and prep work will be lazy.

If there's another kind you recommend, lemme know. I'm useless when it comes to paint

 

[KJV]

I would go with the professional. That other is oil-based

 

[Fv2]

Need to get some paint. Does anyone have experience, is there a big difference between Tremclad Rust Paint and Professional High Performance Rust Enamel? Is one easier, more forgiving, smoother coverage? I don't plan on using separate primer, and prep work will be lazy.View attachment 279595View attachment 279594
If there's another kind you recommend, lemme know. I'm useless when it comes to paint

Use the tremclad enamel.

 

[Shrunken_Head_Pedaler]

Need to get some paint. Does anyone have experience, is there a big difference between Tremclad Rust Paint and Professional High Performance Rust Enamel? Is one easier, more forgiving, smoother coverage? I don't plan on using separate primer, and prep work will be lazy.View attachment 279595View attachment 279594
If there's another kind you recommend, lemme know. I'm useless when it comes to paint

I would stay with enamels. The brand is not here in the Midwest us. Seems pricey for black. All in one paints spray heavy so more distance from the part and light strokes. They build quick.

 

[ingola]

I would stay with enamels. The brand is not here in the Midwest us. Seems pricey for black. All in one paints spray heavy so more distance from the part and light strokes. They build quick.

That's the average price of paint in Canada

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Spent a couple more hours with Goo Gone, WD40, the heat gun, and scraper, peeling off the stickers. Turns out, my thumbnail works best.
Hands hurt.
Still.
Not.
Done.
Yet.

 

[ifitsfreeitsforme]

wow, those paint prices!