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Al Cormack
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I would forget painting the bin Al because its dented to feck and will always look rough. I would re panel the outside of it on the outer box sections with that lightweight pre coloured composite plastic/ali, you could rivet that on and it would never get damaged because of the cavity. Just thoughts.

 

https://www.sheetplastics.co.uk/3mm-blue-aluminium-composite-1000-x-1000.html?price_display=2&gclid=CL2Q4ueb9c4CFcgp0wodiHoHzg#fo_c=1171&fo_k=d63c2282265a4d9e9fb13c6bd0c4e49f&fo_s=gplauk

 

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I would forget painting the bin Al because its dented to feck and will always look rough. I would re panel the outside of it on the outer box sections with that lightweight pre coloured composite plastic/ali, you could rivet that on and it would never get damaged because of the cavity. Just thoughts.

 

https://www.sheetplastics.co.uk/3mm-blue-aluminium-composite-1000-x-1000.html?price_display=2&gclid=CL2Q4ueb9c4CFcgp0wodiHoHzg#fo_c=1171&fo_k=d63c2282265a4d9e9fb13c6bd0c4e49f&fo_s=gplauk

 

Bob

 

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That's a bang on suggestion, I think I'd look at doing something like that.

Never going to get damaged so only has to be very light duty.

 

If you want to paint hit any scanby areas with a knotted wheel on grinder and blast a coat of 2k over it. Easy to spray. Could do all the way round the body with it, then panel dented bits out. Look like new

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