Sarcastic aren't we...touchy are you on a Sunday.....
Nonsense! But, you keep believing what you want.Sarcastic aren't we...touchy are you on a Sunday.....
Sorry, I did do well in those but the clear point was made...rattle can or not they both yield the same results at any show and in longevity/durability/and finish.....
Here is an example of a small area on my charger since painted 5 years ago today with totally auto rattle can. Taken just now...Excuse the dust it's hibernation season..Do you care to provide a pic of that same area on your Coronet? Since yours holds up soooo much better than my rattle can....
Holy cow! I have never seen an engine pic on your car till now. Thats is one top notch restoration and fine attention to detail...
I'll get one this evening.
Here ta go. Now, this is certainly no big points show winner, but I expect it to look good for a long time:
Pic below you posted yesterday showing a antifreeze stain and a thermostat housing housing gasket missing paint on the back edge.........but the two you posted in this thread do not show those featuresHere ta go. Now, this is certainly no big points show winner, but I expect it to look good for a long time:
Pic below you posted yesterday showing a antifreeze stain and a thermostat housing housing gasket missing paint on the back edge.........but the two you posted in this thread do not show those features
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Course it is not a big points winner but that is not the point I made here. I made the CLEAR point that even people(as myself) with those types of cars use rattle can with the same yield and longevity as a guy whom used a spray gun....So to the restorer out there they have two options to use based on their affordability and with each if properly done will have a long lasting paint job......
With all that aside you do have a real nice looking Coronet!
