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Re: Applying paint with brush.
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Posted by Bus Driver on September 27, 2003 at 15:49:18 from (65.165.154.116):
In Reply to: Applying paint with brush. posted by Iowa Will on September 26, 2003 at 20:29:15:
The other posts here will do well for the rims. Back in the days when ladies' powder puffs were made of fabric, my Dad painted our 1940 Dodge with a powder puff. Poured the paint into a saucer, only a little at a time. Patted the paint onto the car with the puff. No brush marks, but a bit of "orange peel".
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