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  1. 09-25-2005 11:57 AM #1
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    What paint for frame ,and can a novice panit it?

     



    I have a truck frame that will be sandblasted. I think I can paint it myself ,but don't know what paint to use. I am thinking a flat black,but need something very durable.Can someone also take me through the process of frame and paint prep.Thanks for any help.
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    If you are just looking for an easy-to-spray coating, and the frame doesn't need to be a "showpiece", I would use SEM trim black. It requires no primer, and I've used it for just about everything.
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    PPG make a chassis black paint that doesn't need to be reduced, or have any additives. Drys Quick and looks great.
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    i've used Hammerite Paints w/good results in the past when paint suspension & frame parts & it come in different colors too....joe
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    What about por 15, durable, rust resistang, just not uv resistant, but it shouldn't get any sunlight..
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    frame paint

     



    I totally agree with 2 many. Ive used the Hammerite rust cap gloss black on my frame. Nothing beats it but powder coating!
    You can buy it at Home Depot or on line. About $ 44.00 a gal.
    Spray it on or brush it.

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