Trinity 1945 - Automotive Paint, Auto Paint, Car Paint Suppliers

I posted this in Bluemules thread "need a shade of orange"
but got no response to it?
I have bought paint from this place in the past and plan on doing so again, but I was just wondering what your guys thought about it
I know I myself love a cheap alternative with a quality result,
and I am even thinking about trying the foam roller method instead of spraying this time around
I hate all the prep work and clean up with spraying and think rolling will give me good control, good coverage without running, and ease of clean up
any thoughts

 

Rick,
What are you painting? I'm starting to think about paint for my CC, and I like the cheap alternative too! I don't want a "Show" job, but I want it to look decent.

 

76 F250 4x4, same here with the end result,
I dont need a show job but I want it to be decent
I have seen jobs done with rust o leum and a sponge roller
and they they look sharp, I know how to spray and have all the tools to do it,
but I hate all the prep work to avoid overspray and I really want to try rolling it
I have a gallon of their metallic silver and will give it a shot to see what it looks like
but my main purpose of this thread was to let my fellow ford lovers know about this place

 

I recently bought a special addition of Car Craft Magazine, that focused on DIY paint and body. They painted an old falcon, with enamel house paint (thinned out), using a foam roller and very light coats. I believe they ended up with about 5 coats. after sitting for a couple of days, they wet sanded it, and buffed it out, and it came out suprisingly well. It can be done!

 

rsalter66 check this place out.

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