On one of the automotive forums I belong to they were talking about painting your car at home with Rustoleum. One of the replies had a link to this yachtpaint site and the is product called Brightside Polyurethane. This material is a single stage paint that they say you can get a sprayed on look with a brush or roller.

http://www.yachtpaint.com/usa/diy/produ ... thane.aspx

Colors are limited but might be good for the white parts.

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Nick Taylor - Green & White 1974 Hall GTC.
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I've Rustoleum brush painted several cars. The paint does a good job of self leveling and while not a car show paint job it does look good and lasts a long time. I have seen it thinned down and rolled on for about 10 coats with sanding in between.. It came out really nice but if I'm painting it then I am not wanting a perfect paint job. I am using Rustoleum on the Hall to paint over the textured Green. Looks good so far but needs more coats and some detail work but will look good for a Camping rig. I plan to leave the white alone for now.