mcvw
Well-known member
Hi,
Here's a thought...
Our bus is Pastel White over Niagara Blue, and requires little (or almost none) work above the waistline - but a lot of work below and underneath.
Would it be practical (after welding etc) to only paint the bottom half of the bus? I'm not talking show winning finish, but more like an aged/patina type finish so it matches the top half?
Can this type of finish be achieved? Or should we bite the bullet and get the whole bus painted - so it's nice and shiny all over (inside & out)?
Is there any benefit (£ wise) in not doing a "full" respray?
The obvious bonus of a full respray would be we could have a complete colour change. We're not big fans of Niagara Blue (at all!) - and Pastel White all over would be a) factory, and b) subtle.
So... Good idea, or absolutely-fookin-stoopid idea :lol:
Cheers,
Mike
Here's a thought...
Our bus is Pastel White over Niagara Blue, and requires little (or almost none) work above the waistline - but a lot of work below and underneath.
Would it be practical (after welding etc) to only paint the bottom half of the bus? I'm not talking show winning finish, but more like an aged/patina type finish so it matches the top half?
Can this type of finish be achieved? Or should we bite the bullet and get the whole bus painted - so it's nice and shiny all over (inside & out)?
Is there any benefit (£ wise) in not doing a "full" respray?
The obvious bonus of a full respray would be we could have a complete colour change. We're not big fans of Niagara Blue (at all!) - and Pastel White all over would be a) factory, and b) subtle.
So... Good idea, or absolutely-fookin-stoopid idea :lol:
Cheers,
Mike