Glad it was helpful!

Let me know how it turns out! Glenn

Thanks for watching Glenn

Go for it!

Good luck with your fixer upper! Glenn

Great... I sold that cart last month for 5 grand...

The center is about 2 ft by 9 ft with 2 12 inch side extensions. 1500 lb rated

I have videos in a Playlist for a 1988 clubcar golf cart where I did cut and buff this same paint. This cart came out so nice, I did not buff it. I sold this cart in August for $5k. Rustolium makes a clear coat but is not carried locally but can get it on line. I did paint a Honda Reflex also on my channel with Rustolium spray cans and did clear coat it looks awesome!

The under side of this cart was excellent, nothing like the top side.. thankfully... We used it on our trip, performed flawlessly, went into the pit area before and after each race, around camp, drove it to town twice, we had power one night so it only got charged one night the whole 10 day trip.

I did not.... I have cleared other projects, and it will add depth and gloss and look great, but repairing and repainting becomes a bigger job. Good luck with yours. Glenn

So I have a collection of vintage Binks and Devilvis Spray guns and it's all I have used. Harbor Freight sells HVLP Guns... High Volume Low Pressure. There cheapest one, Purple, I think is like 15 bucks, and I have heard nothing but good from everyone about it. I, too, have a twin tank for taking with me and I used it to paint the backup generator at work many years ago, and it was fine. just don't be in a hurry. It will run warm so you will need a good water separator.

Around 10%. In my video I talk about how many seconds it takes when you pull the stir stick out and the stream of paint starts to drip. 6 to 7 seconds. Rewatch that part of the video.

It's really up to you. Rustolium is a single stage paint, and will last for many years without a clear. They sell a clear and it will look better and last longer with it. If you scratch it, you would be able to spot paint it without clear, with clear you would have to repaint the panel for best results. Good luck! Glenn

I think I used a bit over half a quart, but I recommend having an additional quart on hand just in case. Keep the receipt and return it if you don't end up needing it.

The body was factory red coated plastic, not really paint. It had been rattlel can painted previously. The roof is a softer plastic and the same color all the way through the plastic. I have seen people paint roofs, it takes a bit of prep to pull that off.

Shoot for 360 grit, then primer, then 600 grit before paint. Good Luck. Glenn

No, but Rustolium makes a clear, and you can. Touchups are way easier without a clear coat and still looks great. I just sold that golf cart for $5k.

You might see many youtubers that skip the mask while filming as it muffels the voice and makes for poor audio. Your point is well taken, a mask should be worn when sanding.

It's really weather dependant, you want the first coat tacky, not wet and not dry... tacky

Worked like a charm from 20 feet away looks like a show car lol@@GlennsSpeedShop

Depends on temp and humidity, 15 min ot till tacky... Good luck Glenn

Nothing Special. Auto parts store purchase decades ago.

No... smooth and slick, just like this. If you want bumpy, try bed liner ..

I must not be mixing it right.. Coming out not smooth and glossy.. More like orange peel @@GlennsSpeedShop

Just a DA Sander. Dual Action, an electric sander will work fine too, fine paper .. Glenn

Thank you, what grit?