Chevy & GMC Vans

heres an article I read on some suede"hot rod" paint jobs

http://www.rodandcustommagazine.com/tec ... index.html

Have fun reading!

Thanks Chops that was a good read, i'm gonna do mine like yours when the weather picks up a little over here....Johnny

Interesting info in the pro's and cons

I have this type of paint on my 1963 custom Falcon. We used a two stage paint to do it. Shot the first stage normal, added flattner to the clear coat stage and walla, suade paint!

LaGrasta wrote:I have this type of paint on my 1963 custom Falcon. We used a two stage paint to do it. Shot the first stage normal, added flattner to the clear coat stage and walla, suade paint!

Sweet ride dude....Johnny

man those tail lights will poke your right in the nads if your not carefull but still a sweeeeeet ride

Very COOL old Falcon. I'm not crazy about the flat paint jobs, but then I am "Old School". Maybe just old!!!!

TheChopFather wrote:man those tail lights will poke your right in the nads if your not carefull but still a sweeeeeet ride

Thanks guys.
The car has been lowered three inches all around so the lights actually kit your knees, not your nuts. I know this to be true as my wife has done it twice and cracked them off both times. Plus she hasn't any nuts!
It's the tail pipe that's dangerous though. If you're not careful, your shin will sheer open upon meeting it. Eventually, that pipe will shoot flames! The torture continues.