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I looked into modifying the hammertone paints such as Hammerite
or Rustolium in the spray cans and in quarts. I ended up with a
sample of all the colors in an attempt to match up the paint on
the heaters. From what I've been able to find out they get the
paint to separate by adding silicone. Problem I have with it is
that it leaves these pock marks and fairly rough surface
compared to the original paint surface texture. I don't think
there is a way of formulating it your self. I also looked into
the same thing with wrinkle paint when I was restoring 20's,
30's radios and never did find the secret.
Denny G
Denny G
Sandwich, IL
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