where might I get something like this? I looked at Fleet Farm but they had like 5 different ones and all of a sudden I couldn't remember exactly what it looks like? I prefer to buy locally like Corvette Specialties but I need to know what to get.
I got some for Rick a couple years back, but I think it's been discontinued. I'll look into it.
Lost in the 60s said
Jan 4, 2011
Most of the aftermarket splatter paint is now water based and you HAVE to cover it with plenty of clear to keep it from scratching easily.
4-door Chevelle said
Jan 4, 2011
Can't think ... is it gray/white or gray/black? Yea, the Eastwood stuff comes in a kit with clear.
-- Edited by 4-door Chevelle on Tuesday 4th of January 2011 10:53:08 AM
Tony Hoffer said
Jan 4, 2011
For a 72 you are looking for dark green/aqua.. sometimes called balck/aqua.. You have to topcoat with clear.. trust me you cant skip that step.
Chris R said
Jan 5, 2011
Ive read that the best splatter paints are applied with a spray gun instead of a can. Its just what I have read though. I dont have any expierence with it personally.
4-door Chevelle said
Jan 10, 2011
Well lookee there, yes ... it does appear to be an aqua splatter on a black(green?) base. Should I even bother with this or just clean it up and cover it with a thick coat(s) of a good black rust preventative?
4-door Chevelle said
Jan 10, 2011
After all, it is just a trunk that is always full of stuff.
Lost in the 60s said
Jan 10, 2011
Without a pic, it's hard to tell the extent of the rust, but typically, the floor is pretty rusty. I would clean good with a wire brush, vacuum it out and treat with a good rust converter/stop agent. You wouldn't need to paint it, as it doesn't get UV rays to harm the coating, but that is always an option.
4-door Chevelle said
Jan 10, 2011
It actually only has a little surface rush here and there. What would be a good rust convertor/stop agent? I haven't used anything letely but is it still just a rattle can that says "Rust Convertor"?
Lost in the 60s said
Jan 10, 2011
In use Eastwood products but any auto supply store will have an aerosol can of it. Should say something about rust converter on it.
Dave Seitz said
Jan 11, 2011
4-door Chevelle wrote:
After all, it is just a trunk that is always full of stuff.
Thanks for the help!
-- Edited by 4-door Chevelle on Tuesday 4th of January 2011 10:53:08 AM
So your the trunk half full kind of guy!