A high build paint can be sprayed thicker without running or sagging. This is important when you are trying to get better hiding properties. We use a high build paint for our contractor grade paint on new construction houses. From a Glidden web site I saw that their high build paint could be sprayed up to 20 mils thick, whereas from a Diamond-Vogel web site I saw that their non-high build paint could only be sprayed to a thickness of 4 or 5 mils. Using a high build paint also helps when you are not using a primer because the drywall paper and drywall compound could prematurely suck out the water out of a thinner coat of paint causing the paint to crack or cure improperly.
No, often high gloss paint is oil based.
You can, but I would not recommended. Due to it's not a new truck and high mileage. You can put 10W30 or 10W40 instead. I think the 5W30 may hurt your engine.
No, it isn't in certain applications, but for some applications, like exterior use in a sub-tropical climate, where harsh sun and high humidity will cause the enamel to chalk and mildew fairly quickly, a 100% acrylic paint is an excellent and recommended replacement.
No, you can not use house paint to paint an oven. You must use a high temperature paint
A high build paint can be sprayed thicker without running or sagging. This is important when you are trying to get better hiding properties. We use a high build paint for our contractor grade paint on new construction houses. From a Glidden web site I saw that their high build paint could be sprayed up to 20 mils thick, whereas from a Diamond-Vogel web site I saw that their non-high build paint could only be sprayed to a thickness of 4 or 5 mils. Using a high build paint also helps when you are not using a primer because the drywall paper and drywall compound could prematurely suck out the water out of a thinner coat of paint causing the paint to crack or cure improperly.
High Mileage 5W-30
The same weight recommended in the owners manual.The same weight recommended in the owners manual.
High Mileage, Zinc-enriched 50 weight from Valvoline.
Use the manufacture recommended weight and switch to a High Mileage oil.
180,000,000 miles, I doubt that very seriously. What ever the mileage use SAE 5W-30. A high mileage oil is highly recommended.
SAE 5w30 is the correct weight oil. If the vehicle has over 100,000 miles use a High Mileage oil.
Stick with the weight recommended by Nissan but switch to a High Mileage oil in that weight. Any major brand of your choice.
Hyundai recommends SAE 10w40. On a car this old I recommend you use a High Mileage oil.
Assuming it has somewhat high mileage, 10W-40 is fine.
A high mileage 10w30A high mileage 10w30
10w30 any major brand of detergent oil unless the engine is high mileage and worn, then use 10w40.