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scoyote · 12-30-2009, 10:39 PM

I brushed mine on and yes, you can tell it if you look at it hard, there are brush strokes and a few drips here and there.

I didn't try to roll it mainly because of all the nooks and crannys but the frame itself probably could be rolled....didn't think about trying that.

That stuff is exactly what they say it is though.....if you get any in the grooves on the lid you won't get the lid off again.

Really tough finish and shiny.

I would absolutely recommend that product to anyone.

12-30-2009, 10:39 PM	#106
scoyote Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: On the shores of Bull Shoals, AR Posts: 509	Re: '72 Frame Up Rebuild I brushed mine on and yes, you can tell it if you look at it hard, there are brush strokes and a few drips here and there. I didn't try to roll it mainly because of all the nooks and crannys but the frame itself probably could be rolled....didn't think about trying that. That stuff is exactly what they say it is though.....if you get any in the grooves on the lid you won't get the lid off again. Really tough finish and shiny. I would absolutely recommend that product to anyone. __________________ 1972 Blazer - Bronco Orange - In the werks http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=323444 1991 F250 - Hunting truck w/ Detroit rear locker, ARB front locker, front and rear winches .... and more.... 1997 Grand Cherokee - fun jeep - Detroit rear locker, ARB front locker, front winch, 411 gears, lots of lights ;-) 2004 Hot Rod DuraMax - Dnyo'd at the wheels with 525 HP and 1100 lbs torque.....mustang killer.