They do a good job for a lot less than you'd expect, and they do it quickly.

If the color is intact why not use some rubbing compound followed by a good quality wax?

If the paint's intact, you don't need a primer, but you have to degrease before new paint. It's a job for enamel paint, not acrylic.

Go for it. Don't know what facilities you have. But I've done stuff with cars since I was 14. That was a long time ago. If you need specific tips I am available with ideas.

Lots of books, info on custom paint for cars Google the Eastwood Co.. For any brush graphics, lettering, striping, you want "One Shot" sign painter's enamel Works way better, in every way.


Only need primer if base coat is gone. Spraying top coat takes tools, equipment, dedicated space. Brushed.enamel (or urethane enamel) looks surprisingly good when properly prepped and applied. Tractor and Equipment paint is the easy way to get what you want.