RE: You guys remember that thread on painting our classics with either Tremclad or Rustoleum?

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RE: You guys remember that thread on painting our classics with either Tremclad or Rustoleum?

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RE: You guys remember that thread on painting our class... - 2/8/2007 8:04:13 PM

middiepride

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ORIGINAL: plainsmen

As for consistency of the paint (ie how it should look when thinned) this guy has painted the method quite a bit and he's made a short quicktime video showing his consistency.

http://rochaneering.com/Documents/consistency.mov

plainsmen, do you have a different link to that site or video because i cant play it. thanks

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RE: You guys remember that thread on painting our class... - 2/8/2007 8:14:27 PM

Galactusz

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Yes, like Plainsman said, do not shake the paint/thinner, stir, the opposite of James Bond.

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RE: You guys remember that thread on painting our class... - 2/9/2007 7:23:00 AM

Niteshade

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From looking at the video and everything I have read it seems the consistency should be similar to milk.

As an update, I now have the real Mineral Spirits to restart. For the 2 layers that I already had applied I simply took the sanding block to it with 100 grit and took most of it off. I'll probably get a coat applied again tonight and over the weekend I will post my results.

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