MPfive
Active Member
Sounds like a troll to me and his name says it all. Paint work looks spot on.defo going to use your advice in the future.
Sounds like a troll to me and his name says it all. Paint work looks spot on.defo going to use your advice in the future.
Dr_evil
Banned
Guys……..Guys! Listen up…….lis…..listen up! This…….this…....is……..paramount…..
Obvious c*nt is obvious
Obvious c*nt is obvious
Removals01
Active Member
We hand paint (with foam roller) all our trucks as they get bashed about down here in the tight lanes and they only need a repaint every 5 years when we sell them I will be painting the 90 when its had its 200tdi fitted but heres a pic of my Jumbo Transit. Damn how do I upload pics on this?
Mark L
Well-Known Member
My thoughts exactly.
Looking to put mine into Nato green next year, so found this thread more than useful.
BotswanaGuy
New Member
Looks awesome
auf_wiedersehen_pet
Well-Known Member
August 15th 2013, 1:00-1:15 - That's a 15 minute window!!
Only kidding. I'd love to know too.
wearthefoxhat
New Member
Great results with the roller so I'm prepping mine at the mo with rollering in mind. I have paddocks paint in Masai red for the body and Limestone for the safari roof.
Question, do I use the paint neat or is thinners used in the mix?
Question, do I use the paint neat or is thinners used in the mix?
defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
if your rollering it no thinners neaded mate
wearthefoxhat
New Member
wow.... quick reply.
Thanks defender11069. now to wait for the next dry spell. Not too many in Lancashire. One side rubbed down so can continue prepping. will post pics when done.
Thanks defender11069. now to wait for the next dry spell. Not too many in Lancashire. One side rubbed down so can continue prepping. will post pics when done.
defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
did mine in black last month still snow on ground lol
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wearthefoxhat
New Member
Excellent finish my fine fellow. Did you use the foam roller or mohair type?
don't mind the cold but wind and rain and roller painting don't go hand in hand
don't mind the cold but wind and rain and roller painting don't go hand in hand
defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
always use foam mate unles u want it to look like a mohair jumper lolExcellent finish my fine fellow. Did you use the foam roller or mohair type?
don't mind the cold but wind and rain and roller painting don't go hand in hand
wearthefoxhat
New Member
Nevets22002
Active Member
Hi everyone, these all look brilliant. I want to do my 110, white roof and green body. As buildings contractor I have used foam rollers hundreds of times, applying the paint doesn't concern me at all. What worries me is knowing exactly what paint, how much to get and where to get it from?
Do any of you live near swindon in Wiltshire? I say near within a few hundred miles, would you be willing to let me drive to you, and get some hints advice in person?
Would any off you consider doing it with of for me so I know it's done right the first time? How much do you all think this costs?
Thanks for everything so far it's inspiring.
Do any of you live near swindon in Wiltshire? I say near within a few hundred miles, would you be willing to let me drive to you, and get some hints advice in person?
Would any off you consider doing it with of for me so I know it's done right the first time? How much do you all think this costs?
Thanks for everything so far it's inspiring.
Tactical
New Member
Sorry for the bump, but I just wanted to say thank you to the author for this guide. My car has been rotting from the inside out, so I needed to take some drastic action, but didn't have the money to respray it.
I stumbled upon this thread through Google and even though I don't own a Land Rover, it's proved invaluable to me. I followed all the advice and it turned out great!
So once again, thank you for the guide, it's helping lots of others outside the Landy community :biggrin1:
I stumbled upon this thread through Google and even though I don't own a Land Rover, it's proved invaluable to me. I followed all the advice and it turned out great!
So once again, thank you for the guide, it's helping lots of others outside the Landy community :biggrin1:
