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Message: [QUOTE="cactusreid, post: 761794, member: 38527"] Let me help clarify this a bit more.Your best/easiest/cheapest way to go is with a 2 part acrylic urethane/hardener combo. this stuff works great for solid/non-metallic colors. metallic colors are hard to spray in a urethane,thats why they are commonly done in a base coat/clear coat system. up here in canada eh. you can buy a pint of urethane and hardener for about 50 bucks. all you need is a spray gun now.also you'll need a bit of urethane grade reducer-about 10% of the volume of paint once you have mixed in the hardener. 2 or 3 coats is plenty/more IS NOT better-it will chip much easier.By the way-I own a bodyshop,and I'm a licienced automotive painter.The single stage 2 part urethane paints will give you a good shine as well. It's probably the same type of paint that the frame had on it from the factory. Good luck on your project!!!!! [/QUOTE]