But. I got sick of looking at it the way it was, and decided to paint it. Now, I didn't have many of the things one should have when properly painting a metal horse trailer. But, I did have oomph and aggravation. And a wire brush. And some masking tape. And a couple cans of oil-based paint suitable for painting metal. And...I had a couple smooth finish paint rollers. So, I got busy prepping, scrubbing off any loose paint and rusty areas. And then I starting painting with my rollers. The end result...a hunter green horse trailer with a white top and trim! It looks GREAT!
Do you have a livestock trailer that looks terrible but can't afford what it takes to get it done right? I spent about $50 and a couple afternoons, and I am so glad I did it. The paint job may not last forever, but it looks SO MUCH better than it did! I also know that the paint will help protect our trailer from further rust damage. I need to take a picture and get it on here so you can see it for yourself!
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