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Old 09-07-2010, 08:21 PM
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Default What kind of paint do you guys use?
looking to see what brands of paints are out there and how much they are. what do you guys use. looking for yellow and white
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I like PPG's shop line, Omni. I use the epoxy primer and the single stage acrylic urethane. It's reasonably priced and very durable.
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+1 for that. I used the same on my 100.
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I like PPG's shop line, Omni. I use the epoxy primer and the single stage acrylic urethane. It's reasonably priced and very durable.
X2 I also used it on my CCO. Sprays great, just wished the yellow covered a bit better....
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It doesn't matter what brand you buy, all yellow covers like crap for some reason.
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It doesn't matter what brand you buy, all yellow covers like crap for some reason.

Heh, I guess that's just another reason to buy RED maybe??? :biggrin2.gif:
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Old 09-09-2010, 12:38 PM
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Well um, kinda . I use Rust Oleum old caterpillar yellow and have almond that I have not used yet. I use ace rust stop yellow primer and will use rust oleum white primer for almond. I did some research on colors before I went this road, as spray cans are my only option for now. I need to buy an air compressor and spray gun. I'm happy with the way my first refurb is going and look forward to doing it the "right" way

oh ya, I'm getting 15oz cans for $32/case which is 6 cans, not a bad deal I think!
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