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What a grand job - my red 2002 has some lacquer peel - mainly to the roof - and I'm tempted to follow suit with hand-panting as the car is likely to stay with me until it can run no more! I'm hoping that I can get some suitable tractor paint that is a close enough match - do you get any fibre-shedding from the roller?
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Did you take the rubber seals off around the doors? If so, what did you use to fix them back?
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That looks a fantastic job, really thorough.
I was going to roller my van in red oxide primer but A: I was knackered after flatting the roof, and B: the red oxide I got was more pink than red so went a slightly different route, I will post some pictures sometime...
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(29-09-2022, 10:17 AM)Van Rouge Wrote: (29-09-2022, 09:15 AM)notsofast Wrote: Did you take the rubber seals off around the doors? If so, what did you use to fix them back?
All rubber seals pulled straight off and pushed straight back on again afterwards. They just grip-fit.
Ah, that's different to my M49, where at least the outer seals (the grooved ones running along the top of the doorframe) are glued on.
Did you roller all of it or was a small brush necessary for fiddly bits?
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(29-09-2022, 08:11 AM)oilyrag Wrote: I'm hoping that I can get some suitable tractor paint that is a close enough match - do you get any fibre-shedding from the roller?
There are
foam rollers specifically for gloss paint so you don't have any fibres to shed.
So where does this bit go then ?
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