Anyone recommend a hard wearing paint ?

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Looking for something a bit more hard wearing than hammerite ! I was thinking maybe on the lines of coach paint ! Its just to paint my fuel tank, fuel lines and shocks and springs once I have them prepped for painting.
 
toyotagt

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get a paint called door shuts or somethin.. it dries out rough ish but much harder then other poaint and will resist chips more.. any motor factors should have it.. only lookin at it a our ago but cnt remember name..

if u want u could but the hammerite over it aswell.
 
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toyotagt said:
get a paint called door shuts or somethin.. it dries out rough ish but much harder then other poaint and will resist chips more.. any motor factors should have it.. only lookin at it a our ago but cnt remember name..

if u want u could but the hammerite over it aswell.
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Door schutz ? that it ?
 
toyotagt

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cnt even think of it.. wen u rub it it feels a bit rough.. im using it on my spats where its behind the wheel and blowing in a bit of grey over it.. ppl use it for under cars arches ect..
 
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toyotagt said:
cnt even think of it.. wen u rub it it feels a bit rough.. im using it on my spats where its behind the wheel and blowing in a bit of grey over it.. ppl use it for under cars arches ect..
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Its like stone chip? I was thinking acid etch primer, then grey primer, stone chip then a hard wearing black paint over it....something really hard wearing.
 
Dan507

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i think you mean "tetra schultz" LOL

We sell it at work, its good stuff the only catch it you need a undercoating spray gun.

But all you would really need is hammerite.
 
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Dan507 said:
i think you mean "tetra schultz" LOL

We sell it at work, its good stuff the only catch it you need a undercoating spray gun.

But all you would really need is hammerite.
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I just want to give the shocks, springs, fuel lines and fuel tank a lick of paint before fitting them.....so they don't start to rust in a few months down the line.
 
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