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rustoleum is really the best off-the-shelf spraypaint to use for automotive purposes, it is enamel based
and tends to bond much better with metal than something like krylon. You can also increase the chances
of the paint bonding if you use a self-etching primer, which can be found in automotive catalogs as well as
some home improvement stores. The only issue with rustoleum is you need to be careful of your surroundings
when you spray it because it gets overspray EVERYWHERE
I'd be interested in seeing how the eastwood stuff would work out, I don't really know anything about it.
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I hear ya, but as the saying goes,"You can live in your car, but you can't [dyno] your house."
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Women suck balls on occasion, right?
I never had a woman suck on my back...so...
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