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- Minor Fan
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Re: Paint
Vehicle paint comes in three forms.
Single pack, what some would call cellulose
2pk, the one with cyanide in,
Voc " compliant" which is water based.
Most suppliers will not sell you 2pk and it's really not advisable unless you have the breathing apparatus and a booth to contain the over spray.
Voc / compliant paint is ideal for home use as it's water based but requires the correct spray gun and is a pain if you've never used it before. Oh and you still need to lacquer it once the colour coat is on in either single pk or 2 pk lacquer.
So your really looking at single pack paint. Lots of body shop suppliers no longer supply much in the way of single pack as demand is limited. But if you Google "vehicle paint supplies" vehicle refinishing supplies" you should find your local supplier.
Single pack, what some would call cellulose
2pk, the one with cyanide in,
Voc " compliant" which is water based.
Most suppliers will not sell you 2pk and it's really not advisable unless you have the breathing apparatus and a booth to contain the over spray.
Voc / compliant paint is ideal for home use as it's water based but requires the correct spray gun and is a pain if you've never used it before. Oh and you still need to lacquer it once the colour coat is on in either single pk or 2 pk lacquer.
So your really looking at single pack paint. Lots of body shop suppliers no longer supply much in the way of single pack as demand is limited. But if you Google "vehicle paint supplies" vehicle refinishing supplies" you should find your local supplier.
- geoberni
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Re: Paint
I seriously question only needing enough for the Boot and the Roof.
Especially Trafalgar Blue, which is well known for being two very different shades in different eras.
Paint fades; if your after a reasonable match, you need to ge the paint matched by a paint specialist....
Especially Trafalgar Blue, which is well known for being two very different shades in different eras.
Paint fades; if your after a reasonable match, you need to ge the paint matched by a paint specialist....
Basil the 1955 series II
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- Minor Fan
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Re: Paint
Any car paintshop should be able match it and make some.up for u or autofactor shop be as well get enough for whole car won't be much more than just for door or boot
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- Minor Fan
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Re: Paint
Esm have paint rattle cans all different colours
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- Minor Friendly
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Re: Paint
Paintman.co.uk does some standard vehicle colours in enamel. Enamel is not cheap but is 1k (one pack) so not horribly poisonous, gives a great gloss shine and can even be brush painted but, having tried, I don't recommend this best thinned a bit and sprayed.
Re: Paint colour - 1964 Minor
Hi All.
I have just bought a 1964 Minor two door as shown. There is a car ID plate in the engine bay but I cannot determine what the paint colour is from it. Can anyone help?
I have just bought a 1964 Minor two door as shown. There is a car ID plate in the engine bay but I cannot determine what the paint colour is from it. Can anyone help?
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Re: Paint
Almond Green methinks?