dentedvw
Senior Member
We can't spend a lot on this paint project, but there is definitely a lot of project to paint. So, this is an excellent opportunity to try out the $50 paint job, you think? The famous $50 paint job: http://www.rickwrench.com/index79master ... paint.html
No doubt we will need to spend more than $50, but it's a place to start. I bought a gallon of Rustoleum's Elephant Gray, and a gallon of Mineral Spirits, foam rollers, pan, and tape.
The weather is not terribly warm, but at least it's mostly dry.
Should I wait longer, until it's quite a lot warmer? The yellow is obnoxious, and it's getting on my nerves.
My wife says we should wait longer, until it's warmer. I do have a lot of other things to work on, like the interior, but I am waiting on a few more items, including another trip to Ikea, and a couch to magically appear that is acceptable to my wife. In the meantime, I could cut in the storage bins for which I have doors, and cut in the LED lights, because the school bus lights are another thing that drives me bonkers. Gah, they are so huge!
What does the collective think? Wait for warmer days? It could be months. It's about 56 during the day, but down to the thirties at night.
No doubt we will need to spend more than $50, but it's a place to start. I bought a gallon of Rustoleum's Elephant Gray, and a gallon of Mineral Spirits, foam rollers, pan, and tape.
The weather is not terribly warm, but at least it's mostly dry.
Should I wait longer, until it's quite a lot warmer? The yellow is obnoxious, and it's getting on my nerves.
What does the collective think? Wait for warmer days? It could be months. It's about 56 during the day, but down to the thirties at night.