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31-01-22, 20:29
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looking for correct ww2 paint
Hi, Would any one have a source in north America for WW2 British Silver Grey and Portland Stone auto paint. Paint codes may help. thanks
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31-01-22, 22:38
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The good news is that any of the big box hardware stores can digitally scan and match any colour paint you want (providing you have a sample) in a fairly decent rust paint. The bad news is if you want the original matt it seems impossible to get anymore.
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01-02-22, 21:04
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Buy Mike Starmer’s books for accurate samples and have them mixed by your local paint supplier.
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/showthread.php?t=4095 You can also make the samples yourself using Mike’s formulas as specified on the MAFVA website - see the thread above.
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01-02-22, 22:40
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I have written to Mike .....
....for up to date info.....stay tuned.
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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