Thread: Tree Crushed 2500HD Silverado Crew Repair

Way too complicated, I'll stick with roller painting with tractor paint, and then if I don't like the orange peel from that I can sand down the orange peel and get a Maaco paint job on top it all. Heck, it's only a Jeep, gotta look rugged anyway, right. dono

Originally Posted by Slab

Way too complicated, I'll stick with roller painting with tractor paint, and then if I don't like the orange peel from that I can sand down the orange peel and get a Maaco paint job on top it all. Heck, it's only a Jeep, gotta look rugged anyway, right. dono

I don't know if CDC members know how good tractor paint is. That is what I used on the Skeeter trailer. Tractor paint is fantastic.

Originally Posted by Rojo

I don't know if CDC members know how good tractor paint is. That is what I used on the Skeeter trailer. Tractor paint is fantastic.

Does take forever to dry. Don't try sanding it in a day or two, you'll gum up your sand paper real quick.

Raptor Liner sound interesting. I'm always afraid of painting over unseen rust with thicker liner type paint, and having that rust fester underneath it all. My preference is to leave it accessible and treat it with other techniques including fluid film. But I'm talking about underneath and unseen area. Rhino liner on surface areas and the protection it offers is a great idea particularly for rough and tumble jeeps, right! Make it look military like!