And me.Oh yes, smoke stone. That's probably what it's called, but it looks beige to me!
Gosh, is that the colour. I was assuming it was smokestone or whatever they call it. I use Wilko black these days for almost everything carwise but I do favour Hammerite for certain jobs like the rear drums (gold naturally!)
Is that the aerosol or the household paint that goes yellow?good to know about the wilko paint
but know there ordinary white gloss is useless , goes yellow
I'll probably do my rear drums in black smoothrite too - but quite like the gold that John used!done my rear drums with Hammerite , two years later is still fine , done it in black though , still wish I had done it in red, maybe next time , lol
Is that the aerosol or the household paint that goes yellow?
I'll probably do my rear drums in black smoothrite too - but quite like the gold that John used!
I spent a bit of time on the drums - relatively. - cos I don't take time over anything ...........................too impatient see. I chipped the loose then got the rotary wire on the rest and finally sanded but even then they look less than smooth. Gold or red.............against black ..........I like.I'll probably do my rear drums in black smoothrite too - but quite like the gold that John used!
I spent a bit of time on the drums - relatively. - cos I don't take time over anything ...........................too impatient see. I chipped the loose then got the rotary wire on the rest and finally sanded but even then they look less than smooth. Gold or red.............against black ..........I like.