Hi,
Just getting back to do the morris after taking time out to rebuild the crashed bike I have been quoted anything upto £60 per litre for cellulose paint. I know london minors are doing an offer of 5 ltrs for £100 but they refuse to ship it to me, so does anyone know of a company that will ship paint for reasonable prices.
Cheers
Martyn
the £60 quote was from Marghams stores in Newport Isle of Wight, i am on the island but will travel to anywhere in the south for a decent price.
cheers
Martyn
Scotts of Sidcup Kent can supply, but not sure about shipping. Can dig out the phone number if needed, but I suspect it's to far away from you, especially if you needed to collect.
It'll be a while before I'm up to the point of re-spraying but..... how much paint and thinners whill it take to do a total re-spray on a traveller.
I'm planning to do the spraying before I put the wings and the rear section back on and I'm changing the colour so I'll do the inside at the same time.
If it's any help, I used a total of 7.5 litres of top coat on a Pick-up. That's everything inside and out. One thing I would say, and it's this; buy it all at the same time, I underestimated the amount originally and the second batch was a different shade. Believe me, spoils a lot of hard work. I intend to buy 10 litres next time.
I don't know about 8 coats, but by the time you've done every nook and cranny it's suprising where it goes. I mentioned 10 litres to be sure of having enough, because of reasons previously mentioned, it's also nice to have some left for touching up.
The Telford supplier is ... Autopaint Supplies , Unit13a-B Hadley Park Ind.Est. Hadley Telford 01952 641774. But I don't think they do by post .
Hope this is useful
Phil
Hi Martyn,
Have you tried Autopaint supplies at Little London in Newport. Theya re a lot more reasonable than Margams. Margams don't even mix up cellulose any more!
Scotts of Sidcup have just mixed me a litre of colour matched
'lacquer' (apparently they are not allowed to call it cellulose any
more)!! , and charged me £20 which I thought was very reasonable.
Always buy enough to leave some over for puttting into one of
those little tins with a brush built it for touching up the inevitable
chips and dings. If you have enough left over then you can have
it put in to small spray cans.