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#164166 03/20/2006 4:01 AM
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Would like to replicate the "wrinkle" paint that was original interior finish in my 1938 HC 1/2 ton PU. It was originally brown. I have seen some in a catalog but it seems to involve the use of a barbeque grill. Got to be a better way!

Tnx Von


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#164167 03/20/2006 8:58 PM
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It is available in spray cans at better hardware stores or in quarts. You only need the BBQ grill for fixing a burger while you wait for it to dry.


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