This is not a production/factory made paint like DuPont.
It is a small custom paint place. So I have called them and they are working with me. They see that something is wrong. Personally I think that the one gallon recipe was put in a quart can.
It will take a couple weeks to sort out. Besides it is cold anyway this week. It will be back warm and time to work with the paints soon.
well, you talked about build offs at the beginning of this thread....this trike is in my opinion, of exceptional design and workmanship....so give it a paint job to match! it should be a show stopper!
A lot of things could be a lot different and make it more comfortable, dependable, fuel efficient and even safer. So it is far from being the best engineered vehicle. That is what is so great about the conversion trikes sold by the advertisers here.....they are all that.
This is my hot rod toy. Is what I want just for me. It is cool to look at and admire like a show car but is as impractical as can be.
And the paint is as you say...
I was about to just slap some bright red on and call it done. But I was talked out of it for the same as you say. I have gone this far so might as well/should go for something special with paint also.
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