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#121589 08/11/2006 1:42 AM
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It's come down to painting the blue and red on my emblems, the hood and fenders. '57 3600. What paint do y'all use???

#121590 08/11/2006 1:48 AM
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orchidskip,

I used sign painters paint..from my automotive paint supplier. I think it is called "Bulls eye".

It comes in dinky cans in a bazillion colors.

Stuart

#121591 08/11/2006 2:23 AM
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Spray or brush on????

#121592 08/11/2006 3:08 AM
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I think originally intended to brush on, but probably able to be reduced and sprayed. I painted mine on with a brush...thick...it flowed out like glass. I think it is UV tolerant too.


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"One Shot"??

#121594 08/11/2006 3:55 AM
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Where the hell did I get Bulls Eye? Sheesh, I better double-up on the vitamins. Thank you!


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#121595 08/11/2006 4:04 AM
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cuz ya only need one shot ,,,,, bull's eye!!

I seen fingernail polish used for emblems, and model paint too, but the pin striping one shot is prolly the most durable

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#121596 08/11/2006 4:28 AM
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I just looked at the logo on the can....I guess I know why my old brain came up with "bulls eye"!


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#121597 08/11/2006 5:33 AM
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My auto paint guy would think I been sniffin' product!!!!

#121598 08/11/2006 8:52 PM
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I used Floquil's Poly Scale model railroad paint to paint my emblems. You can get it at any local hobby shop and it comes in hundreds of color. I used a brush to paint some emblems and a really cheap air brush (think Wal-Mart) to paint others. The air brush works really well where you can easily mask off areas you don't want painted.


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