Paint Your Wagon - with a roller!

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Excellent stuff..... ordered Colbolt Blue paint today (slightly more expensive than stock colours) can't wait to be getting it rollered on :D
I have a 1.9 DG Petrol Watercooled Panel Van 1990 ... that im starting to believe has issues!!!!

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Hope you got your 80/90 discount! - 10% off if you ring rustoleum
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OOPS ... i did not as i had previously asked GSF for discount but they said they needed some sort of membership card as my word and membership number was not good enough, so i just didnt bother to ask :roll: . O well not to worry il soldier on :)
I have a 1.9 DG Petrol Watercooled Panel Van 1990 ... that im starting to believe has issues!!!!

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Well if you get the same bod again, mention 'Europarts' and he might change his tune. 80/90 is well known by GSF and you don't need a card to qualify for discount. Must have been a newbie in the store :D

Rustoleum will accept 80/90 (negotiated that a while ago and they even show the early roller vid on their site) but you do have to call them as site not geared for club discount. In Ireland, Paintshop.ie also accept 80/90 members.
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Ok CovKid
Thanks for the advice il be enforcing my discounts from now on especially as i need a good few bits before i set to painting :D
I have a 1.9 DG Petrol Watercooled Panel Van 1990 ... that im starting to believe has issues!!!!

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I also have had GSF asking for membership card and number. I explained you do not get a card and I can log in on my iphone and show the member number, but not good enough.

Apparently they all have to ask now. :(
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Well that would put paid to any discount as none of us have club membership cards :shock:
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bmouthboyo wrote:I also have had GSF asking for membership card and number. I explained you do not get a card and I can log in on my iphone and show the member number, but not good enough.

Apparently they all have to ask now. :(
GSF discount is an issue that is being looked into

https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.p ... 0#p7607485" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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I'm wondering what to do about the area (that side planks cover) to tidy it up. I'm on a very tight budget so can't afford anything too specialist. Was considering masking off the area above the ridge (where side planks go up to), and applying hammerite to achieve a stone-chip effect. This would cover the imperfections, etc. Anyone else tried this? The rest of the van is fairly good paint-wise so I don't want to go above that hem line.

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I think metalmicky put stonechip on one of his vans...covered the bottom 6 inches or so the whole way round. I think he called it panelguard.....but I think UPOL Gravitex could be the same thing? Comes in 1 litre bottles, less that a tenner for a bottle, but you really need a compressor and a shutz gun or even a normal spray gun to apply it. It leaves a rippled orange peel surface which would cover over some minor imperfections.
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Thanks for that suggestion. Ideally I'd like to apply something by brush, but I appreciate that a gun will give a better finish. Wondering how to take white hammerite to a slightly off-white colour to blend better?

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Hammerite a terrible choice for anywhere visible (ie cosmetic appearance) as its SO difficult to remove later and/or sand - smooth or hammered finish. Up to you but I'd only use that in areas that are unseen or where you never expect to visit again. No reason why you couldn't use Rustoleum though - just treat any corrosion first.
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Am i being EXTRA Stoopid or is it a big secret on the ratio for the paint and tinners?

Can't seem to see an answer anywhere :(

does that mean i need to buy the DVD :D ha NOPE!

should be called tickling rolling thats how im getting the bubbles out :ok

any help on the mix would be cool tar :lol:
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just painted mine yesterday how do i post pics?

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heatonwhite wrote:just painted mine yesterday how do i post pics?
use photobucket or similar hosting site then just paste url into Img (box at top of the box you write in) hope that makes sense :wink:
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