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#1335387 11/27/2019 12:40 AM
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Talked to the guy who is going to do some painting for me and he suggested that he has had good luck with WANDA paint. Something new to me but a couple shops around here say they like it and it lays down nicely.

.....anyone here used it. Pro's or Con's.


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Wanda is the cheapest line of silkens, Wanda is bottom lesonal in middle and silkens being top line, I have shot lesonal and silkens for about ten years, Currently using standox. Typically the the cheaper the line the less coverage, after switching from lesonal to a more expensive silkens we saw no difference in cost at end of month, I assume the same could be expected of Wanda. I don't find any advantage using cheaper line of material. That being said,Wanda will be a better material than say a Montana or some cheap paint found on keystone truck.Just my opinion Pat

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Wanda is a line of paint products made by AkzoNobel.

"Wanda is a trusted vehicle refinishing brand with a heritage and reputation stretching back for over 80 years. It has come a long way since its foundation in Brazil, in 1934.

Already well established as the leading value brand in Latin America, it joined the AkzoNobel family in 1974."


It is considered to be a "value brand" (lower costs).

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