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Picked myself up a series 3 at the weekend in mint green colour... Can anyone recommend where I might be able to get some decent paint perhaps with rust inhibitor lol.
 
I used to use Frank Burbery but he has shut up shop.

I just ordered from :
https://www.paintman.co.uk/
Paintman Paints Ltd – Specialists In Synthetic Coach Enamels for Land Rover Series & Defender, Vintage & Classic Restoration, Commercial and Agricultural applications.

and no issues so far.
 
Picked myself up a series 3 at the weekend in mint green colour... Can anyone recommend where I might be able to get some decent paint perhaps with rust inhibitor lol.

Could be this one. Alloy doesn't rust, use etch primer first. If you want to paint the steel bits, rust inhibitor, Primer, Topcoat.

If you want to run an old landrover, learning how to Google will be an advantage! ;)

https://www.paintman.co.uk/shop/land-rover-light-green-lrc005/
 
Not to steal your thread... I just got my bulkhead back from the galvanizers, what do I need to do to paint it properly.
 
Not to steal your thread... I just got my bulkhead back from the galvanizers, what do I need to do to paint it properly.

Not sure if that is aimed at me, or OP?

But if it is me. Galv is tricky, try and let it weather a bit first. Then use a mordant solution, calcium plumbate special metals primer, then topcoat. It still comes off sometimes.
 
It was thanks... .LOL let it weather a bit I just went ape at the galvanisers who left it outside for 2 weeks :) guess they did me a favour.
 
It was thanks... .LOL let it weather a bit I just went ape at the galvanisers who left it outside for 2 weeks :) guess they did me a favour.

They did, hang it up in your barn for another 6 months, paint may stay on. :)
 
I've found Bonda Primer will stay stuck to galv coatings. ;)

Although I'm sure I've read not to paint galv with it. :confused:

But I have and it works perfectly. :)
 
I've found Bonda Primer will stay stuck to galv coatings. ;)

Although I'm sure I've read not to paint galv with it. :confused:

But I have and it works perfectly. :)

Will bear that in mind. The advice is probably just a disclaimer, to avoid a lot of lawsuits from people traumatised by their paint falling off! :rolleyes:
 
Could be this one. Alloy doesn't rust, use etch primer first. If you want to paint the steel bits, rust inhibitor, Primer, Topcoat.

If you want to run an old landrover, learning how to Google will be an advantage! ;)

https://www.paintman.co.uk/shop/land-rover-light-green-lrc005/
I would rather use the forum and learn from experience such as yours which is gratefully received.. Besides there are too many experts representing business/advertising.
 
I would rather use the forum and learn from experience such as yours which is gratefully received.. Besides there are too many experts representing business/advertising.

People who represent business make and sell the products you need to buy! ;)
 

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