Quote: ok guys. i need to know if the rustoleum primer is rollable. or any suggestions are welcome.
it looks like i will have to end up selling my duster because we are moving and its not worth spending the $1,100 to ship it from here to florida. and its definately not cross country worthy to drive. So i would like to get it solid color...primer preferably. I don't want to spend the time and sweat outside doing all the coats and trying to polish a bright color up just to sell it. I'd like to do primer...can it be rolled flat like the other color paints?
What do you guys suggest? I really rather not spray bomb it or anything like that.
Hey GOODY, if you can, find a way to keep that car, you'll need a car thats pretty good on gas and has a/c when you get down here in this hot/muggy/humid florida weather. Besides, when you get down here, rustfree cars like yours cost more money. You guys out in the deserts got it good. Hold on to it if you can.
What part of Fla are you moving to. Im in college in Gainesville, but I keep my car at home in Orlando.
As far as the primer goes, I dont know. Theres been more than one discussed. One was said to be designed for rust, and didnt perform well on good metal. Then there was the spraycan rustoleum primer that a lot of guys have been using with good results. And other guys have said that you can get a primer that you can roller from the auto body stores.
Sorry, can't spend $1100 to ship a $800 car.
bump, anyone else help me out on my primer question?
I really rather not spray bomb it or anything like that. 
bump, anyone else help me out on my primer question?
