Krylon Fusion

[Mr. Mike]

Rattle can painted a year and a half ago also used rattle can clear coat all high gloss and it has barley scratched in the woods. Wet sanded between coats (of course when it was dry). The areas that look like bare spots are just sun glare.





This picture was taken yesterday and the paint still looks good. Don't mind the dirt and the mud all over it but that's what it's used for...woods & campgrounds

[paintdude96]

ok my thing is why spend a good amount of money on my speed parts and hunting parts and want it to run fast or go over any hill out there but you wanna put some crappy paint job on something but any ways its yours so do as u want

[paintdude96]

I thought u said high gloss looks like an orange peel all over it

[paintdude96]

here some real paint jobs I did

and u cant wet sand between coats ......well I guess u can wait a day between coats but when people say that they don't have time for a real paint job but u have the time to put clear this day and wet sand the next and then clear it again

I can take a cart apart paint it and have it back together all with in a week

[Mr. Mike]

Hey whatever you say. I say why waste a couple hundred dollars on stupid paint when it's going in a mud hole anyway. I personally think it looks way better muddy than clean but that's my opinion. It was a cloudy day, the golf cart is covered in dust and there is very little orange peel.

I never said I didn't have the time. I just don't think it's worth the money.

[paintdude96]

my A$$

[Mr. Mike]

Wow. I'm done here. There is no reasoning with you. Is there?

[Sadiedog]

I have no problem if paintdude removes himself from this
Conversation.

[paintdude96]

not when people hound me about my cart when I put my go fast button on telling me im wrong . now the shoes is on the other foot now Im hounding yall yall can spend money on high dollar parts but wanna be cheap.... and put cheap paint on anyways have fun redoing it over and over again

[paintdude96]

and BTW I do go mud bogging with my cart and go through the wood and if I get any scratch on mine I can wet sand it and buff it too