Morris Minor Owners Club

has anyone any info on this type of
paint?
thanks

Yes! It's not as shiny as Gloss paint.... I'll get my coat.......

bmcecosse wrote:Yes! It's not as shiny as Gloss paint.... I'll get my coat.......

ok roy!!!! don't forget your hat

samuria wrote:

bmcecosse wrote:Yes! It's not as shiny as Gloss paint.... I'll get my coat.......

ok roy!!!! don't forget your hat

it is shinner than mat paint... hang on a minute Roy i am just getting my coat and hat..

what is it you wish to know the question seems a bit open

What he said!

it is shinner than mat paint... hang on a minute Roy i am just getting my coat and hat..

what is it you wish to know the question seems a bit open[/quote
how do you protect the paint once on car?
which is the best type to use?
any problems with it?
thanks

For what?Small items or the whole car?

How about eggshell?

But how do you stick them to the car?

If it's matt black - you could use it as a chalk board.......

tysonn wrote:For what?Small items or the whole car?

the whole car

So, to sum up, you want a paint that is NEITHER gloss nor matt()

If you buy a tin of gloss paint - along with a tin of matt paint - then you mix them
in another tin,you SHOULD get a happy medium(?)!

I'll lock the front door as I leave...

Don't forget to turn off the lights.

katy wrote:Don't forget to turn off the lights.

Uh?

This is Gloucestershire!

You have to blow out the candle just in case it falls off the tin bath and
ignites the straw on the floor!

POMMReg wrote:So, to sum up, you want a paint that is NEITHER gloss nor matt()

If you buy a tin of gloss paint - along with a tin of matt paint - then you mix them
in another tin,you SHOULD get a happy medium(?)!

I'll lock the front door as I leave...

the paint is satin...
when you finnished with all the wise cracks
anyone got some infomation

POMMReg wrote:I'll lock the front door as I leave...

Leave the key under the mat for me later ;)

All joking aside you haven't really made clear what you are asking?Are you asking opinions on painting your car in a satin finish?If so why?It's your car and you can do whatever you wish to it.If you are asking whether satin finish paint is available of course it is.Even your standard moggy colours can be made satin or matt.Go to a decent paint factor and they will make it for you.If you've already got gloss the same factor can add matting agent which,depending on the amount he puts in will change it from gloss to satin to matt depending how much he uses.The finished car will be hard to keep looking good in my opinion.Polishing, which preserves the paint finish from the elements also makes the finish shiny which is an effect you won't want.

There a guy round the corner from me who 's had his merc finished in a satin type finish,its been done in 2pack and at first I thought it had been badly sprayed,ie too dry dusted top coat,I pass it every day and at first thought it looked cr......p but with time I now think it looks f...........g sh...........t,just looks as though it wants a good compounding,I have spoken to him he loves it ,but each to their own.

chesney wrote:

POMMReg wrote:I'll lock the front door as I leave...

Leave the key under the mat for me later ;)

Don't forget to feed the dog at 1600, and let her out for a poo