SEM Hot Rod Black Kit....Show me Pics...
Truck is hitting paint next week and want to be sure I'm making the right decision. Show me your pics of your trucks painted with the SEM Hot Rod Black Kit.
Is it flat or satin? How is it holding up? How are you caring for it? How is it holding up to hand prints, fuel, oil, tire dressing, and other elements? Any other info or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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Subscribed. I'm painting mine the same.
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It's more satin than flat. Looks great when clean, but like I said it's a pain to keep clean. I've seen some vehicles with rustleum or john deere blitz black that look good especially for the cost savings($100 vs $700). I'm a fan of satin blue and grey, you might look into those also unless your mind is set on black. There are more pictures of my truck if you click on my build link. Dave
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I saw a 69' Camaro painted with the Rustoleum this past summer and it looked awesome. The guy told me that it was hard to keep water spots off of it until he applied some matte finish protector he bought off eBay, after that it was painless. He said he did it himself over two years ago and IMO it still looked perfect. It changed my opinion on using the Rustoleum. Hot Rod had an article on it a few years ago that you can probably google that shows how to do it, and after talking to the guy he said that it was that article that convinced him to do it. One thing for sure, you can't go any cheaper than using a gallon of Rustoleum!
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