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Old 27-03-13, 14:04
Eric Szalanda Eric Szalanda is offline
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Default Blitz paint

I have been using Protec Lusterless Green over a brown primer and it looks ok compared to parts that I have found unweathered or NOS. When I bought my can from Protec in Moorabbin, who are no longer there, they said that it was a pretty good match, but might need a touch of khaki. I think that the red brown primer might bring out a brown tinge. ( works for me) The only thing with the Protec paint is that is a bit soft, and marks easily.
If you line up 10 blitz's and 10 carriers, you will have 20 different colours.
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