Thoughts on satin black

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Have used Rust-Oleum "tractor" paint on wife's vintage camper with success

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i painted several motorcycles and a bus with tractor supply tractor paiint. $25 a gallon! works great if ya give it dry time between coats.
 

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Satin black is far easier to rattlecan as opposed to gloss or even semi gloss, will come out much less stripey. If you take your time it can look flawless. I personally have had a few flat black vehicles over the years, loved the way they looked even though it gave off that "cheap crappy" image. Kind of has a certain "badass" appeal, like a stealth fighter. And true story, they are actually much harder for cops to get a laser reading on (though I don't think it has much effect on regular radar). Go for it
 

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