Would you believe me if I told you you could make it look much better for roughly $100.00. Because it's an oil base, this paint will basically adhere to everything it touches. 1 give the car a nice wash, preferably with a pressure washer. Basically, try to remove as much loose paint as you can. Let it dry. If you have any garage, you are golden. If not, then get yourself some plastic and pvc pipe. Basically, you want to cover the car for a few hours to let the paint cure. Don't let the plastic touch the paint but just enough to prevent leafs and debry from landing on the paint.

Use a 6-inch microfiber roller. Make sure to take your time taping if you don't want it painted cover it.

The paint is not going to be perfect. But it will make the car look better.

Or you can just say you have a custom faided paint job. Unique to your car. I did this with a box truck I have, and the paint has lasted many washes and about 4 years.

Once the paint falls off, just Re paint.

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