[Jellypowered]

Sorry about the fuzzy pic, hard to focus in the dark.

I'd say problem at least temporarily resolved.

[OldPhart]

Glad to hear you have things sorted. I personally haven't found Kilz latex products to be worth a damn. If you are trying to cover stains/water damage/smoke damage; you know the reasons you would be buying Kilz, forget Kilz it is a waste of time. The magic product that I found was Zinsser "BIN", of course it isn't latex (or oil). It is on the nasty side, especially if you're spraying it; but one shot and your bleed through issues are over. Not to mention it is dry in like 20 minutes.

Originally Posted by Jellypowered

Did that. I've come to realize that Kilz latex paint just sucks for painting polycarbonate.

I just found some enamel (oil based) paint I used to paint a shelf with, and whadda know, took care of most, if not all of my light leaks. considering I just want to keep light out, and the intensity of the light inside versus what would be shining on the cab itself, I'm calling this a win.

[Jellypowered]

That sounds like the two part 100% solids epoxy paint I used to use in ship painting lol ��

Good to know made a note of the brand if I ever need to cover a wall and only have to do it once.

[Jellypowered]

Got my light frame built!

[mushroombrew]

Home Depot has it in black. I Have used it for reservoir lids etc.

[Jellypowered]

Originally Posted by mushroombrew

Home Depot has it in black. I Have used it for reservoir lids etc.

That's great to know!

[mushroombrew]

https://www.homedepot.com/p/24-in-x-...24BK/205437929

[Jellyfish]

I'm glad I watched you paint your corrugated plastic before I started mine!

[Jellypowered]

Originally Posted by Jellyfish

I'm glad I watched you paint your corrugated plastic before I started mine!

LOL yeah. I may still purchase the black stuff. Painting this shit is a PITA.

[Jellypowered]

Well, Got my light built and installed. And thanks to everyone here and multiple coats of paint, I got a working door.

Money Shot