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  1. Wooden Toy Car, Hot Rod Freaky Ford, 27 T Coupe, MDF, Lavender

    I painted this toy car with a coat of rattle can automotive primer, Behr Oops house paint from Home Depot and a top coat of Rust-Oleum Triple Thick Glaze. I found the Rust-Oleum, Triple Thick Glaze difficult to apply and had to sand and respray it way to many times. However, if you want a glossy...
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