Complete restoration & Wheel upgrade on my 1981 Dico Trailer (Night and Day Results for Under $500)

This trailer really needed a some TLC as old is it is, it actually was in pretty good shape except for one corner needed to be welded. I wanted to make it look a lot better then the way i got it. I always see fancy bass boats with shine painted trailers so i decided to do the same to mines check out the process.
Links:
Matallic Black paint 5 cans $45
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Gray primer 6 cans $35
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Crystal Clear enamel 6 cans $30
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Spare tire mount $25
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Trailer Jack $35
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Reflectors $10
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Side Maker Lights $19
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3 12in Wheels $265
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Tail Lights $30
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wiring $12
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1200 lbs wench $40
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Bunk Carpet $30
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[@cramos6638]

Looks great 👍

[@RandallRose1]

Glad to see you back doing what you love, came looking for you at the spot and it was closed, but back to your project, nice job everything is coming alone nicely next time you do any painting the most important thing is your prep so take the extra steps like the wet sanding and such, it will make a world of difference and last longer.,,, Keep up the good work.... P.S, if you haven't already repack your axle hubs, you would hate to be out and the bearings go out....

[@TheReelFishinWithFresh]

Thank Brotha and I really appreciate it and ya I have actually hit the boat with some filler primer to remove some of the scratches hopefully next mouth Ill be painting finally cant wait to start painting tho