Paint Your Wagon - with a roller!

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boatbuilder wrote:You can get LH5G from Avenue coatings. I've just done mine with it.

Was it a mix of LH5G Rust oleum combi colour Avenue Coatings supplied?
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I just had a closer look on the Avenue Coatings web page..Will email for info on LH5G combi color :ok
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Yes they will mix it up from a tintable base. I just ordered it via the website and put "Volkswagen LH5G Medium Blue AC0192" in the colour choice box.
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boatbuilder wrote:Yes they will mix it up from a tintable base. I just ordered it via the website and put "Volkswagen LH5G Medium Blue AC0192" in the colour choice box.
Unfortunately they don't ship to Northern Ireland .I am going to try to locate a stockist here .From what I have been reading the Sky Blue RAL 5015 is as close as ..If I cant get some LH5G mixed this will do ok.
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I've already tried that - nowhere in Ireland can mix it, they just have the standard colours.
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Will do :ok

Any suggestions for a decent hard wearing black paint I can put on my vactan treated bumpers?
Ordering combi color for the bodywork and was thinking either rust oleum multi purpose or painters touch.Hammerite is another option..
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alank950 wrote:Will do :ok

Any suggestions for a decent hard wearing black paint I can put on my vactan treated bumpers?
Ordering combi color for the bodywork and was thinking either rust oleum multi purpose or painters touch.Hammerite is another option..


Errr, what's wrong with black Rustoleum??? Put it on my tow bar a year or two ago and it still looks a treat.
Why would the glass be anything other than half full?

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what2d wrote:
alank950 wrote:Will do :ok

Any suggestions for a decent hard wearing black paint I can put on my vactan treated bumpers?
Ordering combi color for the bodywork and was thinking either rust oleum multi purpose or painters touch.Hammerite is another option..


Errr, what's wrong with black Rustoleum??? Put it on my tow bar a year or two ago and it still looks a treat.

There are a few different types of rust oleum ..did you use combi color?..
Theres multi purpose or painters touch..I have emailed the supplier for advice
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Rustoleum combicolor satin black. I used it for my bumpers and for the dashboard I used rustoleum rattle can "aged iron" followed by the black satin.
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Lots of folk use matt black or gloss black for bumpers, mirrors, bumper end caps and suchlike. In my opinion SATIN black gives a much better finish. Just my opinion.

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I am not concerned with the finish its the durability and lasting coverage that's important.I will be sanding the bumpers and applying vactan though,so I guess any rust oleum paint will be ok ..
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alank950 wrote:I am not concerned with the finish its the durability and lasting coverage that's important.I will be sanding the bumpers and applying vactan though,so I guess any rust oleum paint will be ok ..


As has been said, Combicolour is more than good enough. I'd steer clear from matt or satin on the bumpers as it shows every little bit if muck and looks continuously dirty. Gloss, somehow, shows less filth.
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Hi,

Reading carefully this subject, plan on roller painting my Syncro with rustoleum ultra flat deep forest green (army style).http://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalo ... age-spray/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Any advice with this kind of paint? Is between choose another, or some combi color one? (Or profesional líne or another).

(I mailed you covkid, cause i want to buy the DVD)

Thanks in advance.

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Hi,

I painted my van (sorry not a VW) with Rustoleum and it is now cracking where there is filler.
Should you seal filler before applying Rustoleum?

Cheers

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