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All oil based paint, is rejected from a surface that is to wet. Some do better then others at cutting threw mosture depending on the quilty of the paint and the actual level of mosture on said surface.
Rust-Oleum actauly was originally introduced as a paint made for covering over rust on boats, back in the early 20s. So its not surprizing a brand that's formula was initialy designed for separating water particles to cover rust and metal works better then a brand like Valspar, which we all know is a lesser quilty brand in comparison to rusto. Not to mention was not furmulated for such tasks. But with that said. I have used both Valspar and Rusto at the same time on metal that was wet or had just condensation. They seemed to proform about the same. But yes the rusto took less effort to apply to the surface. But not that much better.
i dont mind valspar so much on a primed surface, i usually let out alot of pressure though. i just happened to see a reefer that was stamped so i didnt wanna pass up on it and i figured id try it out.
though to be honest i prefer valspar silver over rusto silver just because the rusto is so hard to cover
I like troutartspply and oink. From time to time you get a good deal on trout. But you need to check it every friggen day for deals. Cause they will add bargin deals and sell out that day. So I have made it a habbit of checking them 2 times a day.
but the problem was i used it on a reefer and it had ridiculous amounts of condensation and valspar is kind of thin compared to rusto/pt/aa so it ran alot. im sure it would do better at a daytime freight spot with a hopper or something, which ill do this weekend.
the valspar has nice colors, whenever i use it again ima let alot of pressure out of the can and i wont use it on a reefer anymore, only boxcars, hoppers, etc just nc it ran so much. not to say that rusto doesnt do the same thing, but i was just more comfy with the rusto.
but like i said i like valspars silver over rusto silver anyday its alot less thick and easy to cover
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LET THESE NIGGAS GET MARRIED B, THE FUCK? NIGGAS CAN FUCK EACHOTHERS CHEEKS BUT CANT GET MARRIED? OD BACKWARDS, WHAT ABOUT THE GAY NIGGA THATS LIKE "IM SAVING MYSELF FOR MARRIAGE" AND HE DONT LET NIGGAS RUN UP IN HIS CHEEKS? NIGGA WILL NEVER GET PIPED IN HIS CHEEKS B AND HE PROLLY WANNA GET HIS CHEEKS PIPED NO HOMO. YO IMA EAT THIS STICKLE AND GO SMOKE A BLUNT. IMA HOLLA AT YOU NIGGAS.
has anyone used this paint before? its pretty dope and shiny
design master is flower paint, used by florists/crafters to paint flowers etc..
it was heavily used in the early 90s by writers , because of the pallette
but is grossly incompetant paint ..it fades within days and covers like shit ..
but in the fruity color,pics only,legal wall era nobody cared .. junk!!!
Society failed to tolerate me
And I have failed to tolerate society
Still I can’t find what you adore
Inside I hear the echoes of an inner war
Nothing can take the horror from me
Your sick world the loss of all morality
My hate has grown as strong as my confusion
My only hope my only solution
is a Violent Revolution
Violent Revolution, Violent Revolution
Reason for the people to destroy