I know alot of you members are just like me when it comes to making your own mods, so I thought I'd share this lil pc. of information with you all...but specifically if you own any Argo model that has a Tundra Green Body.
I wanted my hardtop to match the top tub, and found a spray paint that once dry, and it drys very rapidly, almost completely matches the Tundra Green color, or at least to my eyes.
The spray paint is made by Plasti-Kote, #17035 Camouflaged Green.
I bought 16 cases myself (2 yrs. ago) , because I knew I'd be creating other things, other than the hardtop I built. Now, in the pic below, had my machine been clean, you would see how much better it matches up.

I just thought I'd share this tho, cause if your like me, you want things to look as good as possible in a mod. Like, as an example, the glass frame of my windshield mainframe, and the support arm tubes, I plan on painting flat black, but the mainframe, I plan on painting it Tundra to match the upper body. I'm not big on chrome, or other bright colors, as I look upon my Argo as a possible BOV.
Pictures to come later.
I wanted my hardtop to match the top tub, and found a spray paint that once dry, and it drys very rapidly, almost completely matches the Tundra Green color, or at least to my eyes.
The spray paint is made by Plasti-Kote, #17035 Camouflaged Green.
I bought 16 cases myself (2 yrs. ago) , because I knew I'd be creating other things, other than the hardtop I built. Now, in the pic below, had my machine been clean, you would see how much better it matches up.

I just thought I'd share this tho, cause if your like me, you want things to look as good as possible in a mod. Like, as an example, the glass frame of my windshield mainframe, and the support arm tubes, I plan on painting flat black, but the mainframe, I plan on painting it Tundra to match the upper body. I'm not big on chrome, or other bright colors, as I look upon my Argo as a possible BOV.
Pictures to come later.

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