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BiltByMe · 04-18-2018, 06:28 PM

I'm looking to two-tone the cab of my '70 GMC with a small budget. I don't have access to a booth or a high volume air compressor to run pneumatic guns so I would be doing it in my driveway. Based on previous projects on bumpers and other various panels that I have straightened out, filled, and shot, I think I will be able to get decent results with a rattle can. I will probably have to sand completely down to bare metal but would like to avoid it if at all possible. Does anyone have any recommendations for what kind of paint I should use as well as a good way to make the paint last? I'm also in need of the divider trim piece for the back of the cab.

04-18-2018, 06:28 PM	#1
BiltByMe Registered User Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Kansas City, Kansas Posts: 15	Driveway Two Tone I'm looking to two-tone the cab of my '70 GMC with a small budget. I don't have access to a booth or a high volume air compressor to run pneumatic guns so I would be doing it in my driveway. Based on previous projects on bumpers and other various panels that I have straightened out, filled, and shot, I think I will be able to get decent results with a rattle can. I will probably have to sand completely down to bare metal but would like to avoid it if at all possible. Does anyone have any recommendations for what kind of paint I should use as well as a good way to make the paint last? I'm also in need of the divider trim piece for the back of the cab.