Posted by Baelee05 on September 03, 2012 at 07:54:27 from (12.192.13.220):
In Reply to: Painting posted by David A Smith on September 03, 2012 at 05:02:37:
I"m not sure what you expected using spray cans but you pretty much get what you pay for. The enamel paint in most spray cans takes at least 30 days to cure and it never really gets all that hard. For this reason it is difficult to clear coat that type of paint and get good results. I almost prefer a tractor in it"s work clothes rather than one that has been painted on the quick and cheap with little or no preparation. I"m not saying you have to spend big money and have a mirror finish when you are done either. You can spend a few hundred dollars on materials and use an inexpensive spray gun and do a really nice looking job.
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