Roller painting

[michael redden <a440@xxxxxxxxx>]

A friend of mine's wife painted their cube van with a roller.  Of course it 
is mostly flat surface, so it wasn't too hard.
Like any painting, most of the work is in the prep, cleaning, sanding 
patching, not in painting. A spray gun is no harder to use than a roller. 
You can get drips with a roller, as well as a gun, if you try to load the 
surface with too much paint.

I had a 1960 pickup that I bought from a guy who had painted it with oil
base paint by using a brush.  He did a decent job.  The paint stayed on the
time I had the truck, which was from 1976 to 1983.  It looked pretty flat
from oxidation, but for a $400 truck it was OK.


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