Can you roll on automotive paint?

mikeinaus at 05h47
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Dec
2010
Can you roll on automotive paint?

hey everyone. ive been reading this forum for a while and i am starting to make some plans to finally attempt a paint job on my car when it gets warm enough in a few months. ive been doing some searching but i havnt really been able to find the answer to what im looking for. does everyone use rustoleum or brightside because there cheap and durable, or is there something special about rustoleum/marine paints that makes rolling on possible with good res

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