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#114719 01/10/2003 6:00 PM
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has anyone ever heard of, used or seen this brand of paint. i was told that it was a good quality acrilic enamel.
please help

#114720 01/14/2003 9:26 AM
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I have used PPG acrylics, and Dupont paints, and I had a Lincoln with a real nice repaint done in Glasser paint. I am usiner ZeroRust on my truck. Deltron, Durathayne, etc. Even Duplcolor out of rattle cans.

All of them have been good.

But Rayflex, never seen and dunno of anyone using it.

Mainly replied to let you know that you aren't being ignored.

You might contact the manufacturer/distributor to find out who they have been selling it to and then give em a ring or email.

#114721 01/14/2003 7:50 PM
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Never heard of it either but from the name, Rayflex it sounds like a flexible, ultra violet light resistant paint. smile

A google search came up with several links you might want to check. I searched for rayflex paint. One of them says:

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Hawthorne "Rayflex" Acrylic Enamel, Beautiful OMAHA ORANGE great for complete re-spray of vehicles. This is "first quality" acrylic enamel paint, not "modified" low acrylic content paint. Compare us to any name brand at any price.

Many of our customers find our product offers the same quality as many top name-brand paints at considerably higher prices such as PPG, Centari and Dupont Imron.
Here is a place that sells it:

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#114722 01/17/2003 2:14 PM
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redd- that paint is intresting to me too. At $29/gal its attractive. I notice they sell a clear coat also - I didn't know you could CC acrylic, but I think its worth checking out further. This might be the same type paint Earl and Maaco use? I had a '64 XKE painted at Earl's severral years ago - its still in good shape.

#114723 01/17/2003 3:05 PM
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hey i beleive maaco uses "nathan's" paint
low cost low content what i'm told. don't know personally just what i have heard


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