bumper paint

[Breadstick]

My 72 C20 has black bumpers and I want to paint them off-white. I'm going to get an abrasive wheel to get the paint off, then prime and paint them. What is a good rattle can paint that would be good for this and hold up for a couple years?

[Roostre]

I don't know about longevity, but I used Rust-oleum Painter's Touch 2X to paint my trim pieces on my grille and plan to use the same on my bumper. I like the paint because it goes on well and covers nicely. I'm toying with the idea of coming back with a clear coat to help with longevity and rock chips.

You can see the paint info and process I used in my thread shown in my signature.

[Caddylackn]

I like that appliance epoxy spray paint they sell at Lowe's and Home Depot. It seems tougher and lays down a little flatter. Only a few colors available though.

[custom10nut]

Originally Posted by Caddylackn

I like that appliance epoxy spray paint they sell at Lowe's and Home Depot. It seems tougher and lays down a little flatter. Only a few colors available though.

I’ll second that statement
I repainted my bumpers with the “Appliance Epoxy” about four years ago.
The look real good and the Epoxy finish is pretty durable.
I’m going to redo them again when I disassemble the bed to put the new bed wood in.
Why Redo them? Because I took a shortcut with the prep work and now surface rust has broke through on the edges.
When I redo them, I’m going to strip them to bare metal, then prime them with “Self Etching” Primer, once I build it up and Sand them smooth, I’ll shoot them again with the Epoxy White.