Bright yellow easy-on paint for respray

Kennymac

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• Feb 8, 2012

• #1

Hi,

Wondering if anybody knows of an easy-on paint to use for re-spraying landy in the back garden - looking for bright yellow.

Did a fair bit of car spraying as a yoof (20 + years ago) but not sure if things are still the same.

Cheers
K

 

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discomania

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #2

2 Pack JCB paint.

 

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Airways

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #3

Coach paint and a gloss roller. The finish is amazing.

 

Monkey_man_tom

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #4

Join the Bright Yellow Land Rover Club!!!!!

 

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Noseybora

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #5

two pack cyanide paint. dont breath it i can tell you that but its a one coat job no laquers or anything. just be careful spraying it. works in the prep not in the painting as such.

 

JonnyP

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #6

Airways said:

Coach paint and a gloss roller. The finish is amazing.

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I go with that too, but I used a mini mohair roller to do my old Lime Rover..

 

landrover11019

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #7

Airways said:

Coach paint and a gloss roller. The finish is amazing.

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+1


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ebbadger

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #8

Plasticote enamel gloss, comes in rattle cans, buy dirt cheap of Ebay in a range of RAL colours... can be sprayed in conditions that would see other paint finishes ruined, dries very quick and is tough, flexible and hard wearing

 

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ebbadger

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #9

And yeah I know its not yello LOL

Cheers Steve

 

muckmuck

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chatteris cambridgeshire

• Feb 9, 2012

• #10

ill second the plasticote,,did mine in black,,great finish and easy to apply...

 

Kennymac

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Edinburgh

• Feb 9, 2012

• #11

Excellent - thanks for the info and pics - very much liking the Lime Green machine - certainly make it much harder to knock! I've got a knackered side door in the garden, will have a go at that with the coach paint and the plasticote, see how I get on. Will put up pics when done.

cheers
Ken

 

JonnyP

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Sunny Cornwall

• Feb 9, 2012

• #12

Kennymac said:

Excellent - thanks for the info and pics - very much liking the Lime Green machine - certainly make it much harder to knock! I've got a knackered side door in the garden, will have a go at that with the coach paint and the plasticote, see how I get on. Will put up pics when done.

cheers
Ken

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I am still gutted that I sold it..