http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/b...job/index.html

 

That is a cool article.

 

interesting

 

this is where it started,
http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...&fpart=11&vc=1

this is the og roller car...

 

now that is a sweet looking charger

 

i really want to have ago at this , i have some panels to practice on first & wheels but i bet i can't get that brand paint in Australia . with brand names aside what paint properties do i need to look for .
i know nothing about paint .
is just auto enamel fine ? I'm going down the local auto shop now to see what colors are available .

 

having no life, i read most of the 102 pages on the original site where the process was posted. rustoleum is the first brand, another guy used marine paint.

http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...0&fpart=1&vc=1

here is a guy in australia that did it
http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/...r-rollers.html

 

thanks for the Aussie link i just showed my brother . his Chrysler centura 245 hemi will be the guinea pig anyway mate gota fly cya .

 

as if you'd waste ya time on a vn commodore puss bucket .

 

I will have a vehicle that I would like to repaint if anyone wants to practice on, just let me know.

 

im going to be trying this on my 65 coronet soon.

 

If you reed the end of the article, it was the paint and thinner and roolers that cost them the $98. Body work, buffing, and everything else is what added up the price. Its still pretty cheap though.