James there was a thread on the Grassroots Motorsports
page about this exact topic not too long ago. The
inetering recommedation was to go to someplace like
Quality Farm and Fleet and buy tractor paint. If you
mix it with the right amount of thinner, you can brush
it on, sand and brush on a second coat. When it's dry,
you polish it with increasingly fine rubbing compound.
This apparently can lead to results as good or
better than a $100 discount spray job.
Alan
--- james creasy <Black94PGT@pacbell.net> wrote:
> ok, i bought a truly ugly car last night. after i
> got home i realized that
> the car cover that came with it is to protect the
> VIEWERS of the car, not
> the car itself. :-)
>
> having it be one color, rather than the variety of
> colors it is now, would
> be an improvement.
>
> my question is: if i want something better than
> using some spray cans of
> paint, is the "i will paint any car for $199" a
> better investment, or ?
> whats the price range for track cars?
>
> -james c
> ITS - Its Truly Special
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