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I hope to paint my frame this coming Friday. I plan to POR-15 it and then rattle can over it with an undecided color. What brand of spray can paint usually holds up better or what has everyone used for this? Does wal-mart carry a decent brand? Whatever it is, I imagine that if I spray it onto the por-15 while still tacky will become pretty dern strong. Thanks for your suggestions.
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Rustoleum makes some paint spefically for automotive use. I use it a lot. You can get it at Menards, I don't know about Wally World.
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Why do you want to rattle can over POR-15?
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Apparently, POR-15 is UV sensitive, and even though I am painting the frame, I just wanted to add that extra coat for protection. This will be the only time I have this truck this far apart.

Today I went to Ace Hardware and bought 10 cans of Krylon Semi-Flat black rattlecan spraypaint. I so wanted to paint the frame white, but reality settled in and I bought black. It will be much easier to keep clean or not look as dirty. I did seriously ocnsider a paint called "Hammered" look, but it kinda looked "orange peelish" and I couldnt get past that. Tomorrow will be my first trial with POR-15 and I am gonna paint up a bunch of smaller parts first. Cannot wait to get my hands dirty! Got my rubba gloves all ready.
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that hammered would look good i liked your silver idea.
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Hey thanks Craig, how are you getting along? Yeah I have waffled so many times on colors, I am horrible on deciding on something and sticking to it. I usually end up going conservative, which the black for the frame will look good anyways. I do have some sterling silver that will be used somewheres though. I do think I have decided to go with purple and white theme on the body. I am considering trimming the drip rails too. That all depends on how comfortable I feel about the seals holdong up in the rain. Not that it rains around here :-)
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Yeah my uncle in church when i lived in Oregon Described me as his nephew from Rainy Cali, And that i had said i loved never rains but always shine Oregon so much i was gonna stay. :lol:

Just one thought with paint thats supposed to Orange Peel. Is what would it look like if you got it to orange peel on top of the look? Would it look worse?


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POR 15 also carries chassis coat, thats what I painted over mine with after the coat of POR 15. Has a nice finish when it's clean. A big recommendation is their engine enamel. I sprayed mine with that stuff and even the heads are still glossy.
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I plan to use the engine enamel POR-15 when I get to that stage.
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"wally world" good source for rattle cans. two things; one, warm up the "can" in warm water it adheres a little better.Two; there is a device out that will clamp over the ''can" nossel and acts as a spray gun...this will allow a better presentation.
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