If it came in OD Green, I'd be doing my truck!

Looks nice !

If you do it outside, think about doing it in the early morning, before the wind and dust pick up.

I once painted a car with this stuff. I used an airless sprayer and it still hasnt chipped off or bubbled but the orange peel was horrendous

Excellent

the haters of rustoleum paint ,if you are too lazy to prep the car ,leave the paint in the can ,you will get out of your paint job ,what you put into it .what ever paint you use . stick to your crayons and coloring books .

Add a baffle inside the stove so the flame hits the baffle, before going into the flu, and has to go around the baffle, guess8"x8"

Enjoyed the video. Subbed.

Sir, did you mention how much paint it took for. Your blue Honda van? I wondered if I should paint my 92 Dodge longbed pickup myself. Local guy quoted $8,000 to paint it...said he has to buy the paint in small quantities, and it costs more. I will do this, evenj though I am an old grandma. Attention to detail, lots of sanding, no problem. . Has anyone used a Graco airless for this?

Wow nice job guys. You should be proud of your work!

This was an excellent video. Wishing more people would consider doing this. 😃

Thanks for a great video. Very timely. About to start painting about twelve (round tube) pasture fences. It's tricky painting round stuff . Hope this works as good as your project did. Getting tired of painting fences over and over.

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Honda should be sued. They use water base clear cote and paints. Plus will all the "dimples" in the paint it will actually go faster.

Geez thanks mister

I've done it a few times. You did a much spiffier job. I just used scotch bright pads to scuff the surface. I also didn't use thinner. They were 20/20 jobs. 20 feet away at 20mph. They have hardener at Tractor Supply. Their paint is pretty much the same as Rustolium. For a bed liner look, use a wide nap roller. It looks cool on old jeeps etc.

Works for a shop truck. Looks far better than the before pic. Where there is a will, there is a way.

This is exactly what I needed today. I can do this. Thank you for sharing 🎉

A breath of fresh air in what’s all too often a disposable culture.

I salute your “let’s do this” attitude! That’s how I grew up. 👍

This is exactly what I did with my 1982 GMC 3500 cube van (box truck) dark blue Canadian Tire rust paint. Called it Big Blue, looked good enough for a Vending machine work truck.

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I love this video, my 92 Chevrolet C1500 Silverado needs this bad. Great job to you both and it looks great to me

I use a brush, usually, but you have encouraged me to try a roller. I have 3 tractor painting projects coming up, and my business partner has pickup trucks that need paint. I will try!

Smart man , roal up your sleaves and get it done .

My father did the same with his 1985 dodge van😂. It lasted for 10 years.😅

I have an old sleep number bed from 2001 and I like mine a lot. But I also only weigh 125lbs and don’t have a back injury so maybe that’s the difference? I also don’t agree with how high the prices are. I was going to get a new one but the pricing kept me from purchasing so I’ll just keep my old one that works fine. Plus the newer sleep number beds are reliant on the internet where mine is not. What if I don’t want to pay for internet anymore then I’m stuck. Prayers for you and hope the surgery helped with your chronic pain.

That worked out well!!!!

Nice touch, painting over the windshield washer nozzles! LOL

My Dad and I painted our VW bus with a roller and it looked great. You did a fantastic job!!!

I loved the tutorial. We were thinking about using tractor paint for one of our older vehicle and your video was just the thing to inspire us. Thanks!🙏

I once owned a 65 Mustang that someone brush painted Con Ed blue. I didn't come out nearly as nice as your minivan.

I think it looks great!

In 1974 my dad gave me a 1951 International 2-ton grain truck for my 17th birthday and I painted it with Rust-Oleum paint and it turned out beautiful and drove this truck to high school and everyone got a kick out of it

Awesome

Bloody nice work.

Beautiful Van...Great Job !!!

Excellent video. I have never seen anyone ever paint an automobile that way. That turned out really nice. I am amazed. Thank you very much.

LOTS of guys in the 50's brush painted their cars. Thinned enamels much like you did. Nice

I noticed you made a comment about painting a black car, with the black paint, which is exactly what I was planning on doing, so what should my reservations be? I would be ok with semigloss in place of high gloss if that is available. I would appreciate your advice. Thanks Paul

Got a thumbs up and subscribed, thanks for the video and now I’ve got to watch the long version, so I can try it. 👍🏼

This is nothing new, how do you all think vehicles were painted before spray guns? They were painted enamel paints, by hand. We used to paint our rally cars by hand, because if you uise the correct paint it is as hard as nails. Mostly we used a paint named 'Valspar' but any decent hand paint will do. The top tip is get yourself a little stove and a small sauspan and get the paint bubbling on the heat ... then paint it on. As the paint cools ... it shrinks and gives a mirror finish. You're welcome.

Who needs Earl Scheib anyhow??

The paint on a Honda or any car or truck should *_NEVER_* degrade like that!!!

I painted my 78 Landcruiser with a brush in Rustoleum green. Looked good from 10 feet away!

Most of painting is in the prep. Good job, good solution.

Ford would pour black lacquer over the Model Ts with a hose and let it run and drip off. I believe most auto manufactures used Dulux enamel back in the fifties, sprayed on, but no hardner-just straight enamel and air dry. Great video-so nice to see someone turn back the clock decades to common sense and simplicity.

You went with Ford tractor blue. Nice!

Nice

I have an 03 Silverado crew cab. It has the cancer. I’ve been painting it with rustoleum for 12 years. I give it fresh coat every couple years. The paint is literally holding the truck together now.