I wonder what a Polyaspartic Aliphatic Polyurea would do over that. I use PAP's all the time and it's more durable than any epoxy out there and it bonds like you wouldn't believe. Also UV's have no effect and doesn't yellow or fade. And very chemical resistant. Got me thinking now

 

Ya my tractor looked this good when it was first done, I was shocked at how well it turned out. Just didn't last.

Ok I've got a set of tractor fenders that I was gettin ready to do a quick roller job on so i can get them put back on in the next month or so. What do I need and where do I find this stuff in a Fire Engine Red kinda paint to match my Massey Red Tractor. And is it cheap, cause I am. But I'm happy to be the tester if it is.

 

lemme know how it works. My fenders are starting to rust on my 12V

 

I guess brightside is supposed to handle the wheather pretty good, I might try some of that when I do my truck and keep it waxed and see if that helps it last. My 24valve never gets driven anyway ill just through a cover over it

 

keep us up dated

 

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Here is the door so far, we still have to wet sand and buff it but it looks pretty good

 

ya that old chevy looks good

 

They make for great 20/20 paint jobs!

From 20 feet away at 20mph they look GREAT!

They are good paint jobs for the price and skill needed.

 

Just give the surface a good sanding to rough rough it up and create a profile on the surface. Mix the stuff 1:1 ratio roll it on and with in 1-2 hours back in service and ready to go. As far as cheap about $140 a gallon Let me see what I can do for ya Buddy. What ya think ya need 1 qt.?

 

They're about a 3ft X 4ft square of steel that I have stripped to the metal.