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Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 11 Jan 2017, 12:05
by bmouthboyo
I will be looking to have my Poptop roof resprayed soon and so am starting to look into quotes.
I can give it to a painters off the van. If I did most of the prep in terms of cleaning, sanding and any repairs what kind of price am I looking at for a spray?
Trying to see if I should rustoleum or have it done pro?
Cheers
Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 21 Jan 2017, 02:34
by bmouthboyo
Wow this forum is really quiet nowadays. 4 years ago I would have had some comments within a few hours.
Has Facebook killed this place off?
Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 21 Jan 2017, 12:19
by Ric1
A thread has just started discussing this ... quiet times ☺
Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 21 Jan 2017, 12:20
by Ric1
Get the roller out ☺
Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 21 Jan 2017, 12:28
by Ric1
Ric1 wrote:Get the roller out ☺
Covkid has this guide, 45 min Rustoleum video download: email
roller50dvd@gmail.com for ordering details

Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 21 Jan 2017, 13:23
by R0B
Ric1 the OP of this thread started that thread

Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 21 Jan 2017, 17:26
by Ric1
R0B wrote:Ric1 the OP of this thread started that thread


Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 24 Jan 2017, 10:45
by bmouthboyo
I was thinking of rollering but wasnt sure if it is the same process given fibreglass is usually gell coat etc.
Would I just key the paint and roller?
Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 29 Jan 2017, 14:47
by Ric1
bmouthboyo wrote:I was thinking of rollering but wasnt sure if it is the same process given fibreglass is usually gell coat etc.
Would I just key the paint and roller?
I helped my dad roller his boat 2 years ago and we prepped it as you would a car body only we used fibre glass filler for cracks and blemishes then 2 coats of marine enamel paint which turned out better than we thought it would as we did it on the side of the river in 2 days in a bit of a rush as he was selling it.
Re: Autosleeper Poptop Paint Cost
Posted: 30 Jan 2017, 11:09
by CovKid
Yes. Sticks to anything providing theres a key.
bmouthboyo wrote:I was thinking of rollering but wasnt sure if it is the same process given fibreglass is usually gell coat etc.
Would I just key the paint and roller?