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My wife said no FJ! · 05-23-08, 08:17 AM

I thought about it. You gonna use a paint gun, roll it, or rattle can?

I plan to complete the frame off in a couple of years. In the mean time, I am restoring one part at a time, that I replace on the truck right away once completed, which still leaves me a rig to enjoy. Once all the individual parts are done like new, I'll take them all off, and finally do the frame and tub...but in the mean time, I was thinking of getting a few rattle cans just to "clean" her up a little. This being said, you cannot ship rattle cans unless you have a specific transport.

I am still in communication with rustoleum, so we'll see.

BTW...I was planing on painting the '64 it's original Sundune White (light beige) but seeing as this wil eventually become my daughter's Cruiser, she wanted it painted Capri Blue...so Harbor Blue would be the wisest choice right now.

Here's another '64 in the same blue...luckily I like to color

05-23-08, 08:17 AM	#6
My wife said no FJ! IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Montreal Posts: 628	I thought about it. You gonna use a paint gun, roll it, or rattle can? I plan to complete the frame off in a couple of years. In the mean time, I am restoring one part at a time, that I replace on the truck right away once completed, which still leaves me a rig to enjoy. Once all the individual parts are done like new, I'll take them all off, and finally do the frame and tub...but in the mean time, I was thinking of getting a few rattle cans just to "clean" her up a little. This being said, you cannot ship rattle cans unless you have a specific transport. I am still in communication with rustoleum, so we'll see. BTW...I was planing on painting the '64 it's original Sundune White (light beige) but seeing as this wil eventually become my daughter's Cruiser, she wanted it painted Capri Blue...so Harbor Blue would be the wisest choice right now. Here's another '64 in the same blue...luckily I like to color Attached Images __________________ Dean 1964 FJ40 Hard Top...resto, going back to original stock!