Started painting it with a roller

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I used a Black and Decker Mouse Sander and some 200 grit. Then I wiped it down with paint thinner. That is it. Some spots where the PO tried his hand at fiberglass are really rough, and I'm sure that there is a rusty mess in there.

If this were my daily driver, and Pig that was in much better condition I would probly take more time and put in more effort. But since I will use this in the brush and for wheeling/working I don't need to spen much time.
 
When you used the 200 grit did it leave alot of scratches? I will be doing this
to my daily driver. I imagine i will need to go quite a bit more fine huh?

Post some prep pics if you have them very interested i seeing how it looks
before a shoot...
 
Pictures!!

I took a couple of pics for you guys. It's been snowing and raining so I think I'll have to stop painting until it gets warmer out.

The pictures are huge. And the crappy rockers will be replaced with some tube steel at some point.

http://www.steelnthings.com/FJ55/painting/
Before pics to compare:
http://www.steelnthings.com/FJ55/

Is the color of the paint good? It's only one coat right now. I like it a lot. It isn't too shiny and looks classy for a Pig.
 
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