Red wheel paint

I don't know how it's done anymore but at one time I know it went like this...

Gloss paint - 100% gloss
Semi Gloss - 60% Gloss
Semi Flat - 20% Gloss (?)
Flat - 0% Gloss

So I'm sure that satin and Matt probably fit in there somewhere.....


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Well lets update the rattle can news that left many sad, over unemptied R toleum cans.
The call for Krylon garnered much praise.

 

I painted a friend's glass '34 with 18 cans of flat black plasticoat,waited a couple weeks then I buffed it ,it looked like we waxed 40 year old paint it was sweet and I'd do it again.and it had big and littles red wheelsthen he went and died his wife sold it I didn't even know , bitches

 

I hate powder coat I feel it's a trailer queen coat my father had his '29 A wheel ls done I was not in pressed we ended up red and blasting them and I sprayed em with metal etch primer and base coat clear coat them red,the rustoleum professional with a urethane hardener does work too

 

cool ass truck !

 

Yeah powder coat needs to stay home, off the street

 

I forgot and it's only been 56 years.

 

I was always attracted to ruddy red primer and orange wheels .