What happens when you have to repaint something on the car after 6 month,
a year, etc? Seems to me, he won't be able to sell all his oil based
stock in 3 months, so he would like to sell as much as possible. How bad
is the water based paint?
Mike MacLean
60 Sprite
56 BN2
Jim Culp
> Jim Culp <jculpjr@yahoo.com> wrote: Don,
>
> I spoke with a gentleman at R&R about the MGB paint. He made an
> interesting comment. He recommended that I call him back in about three
> months when I get closer to needing the paint. He said that his MGB
> formulation had a shelf life of no more than three months as paint that
> matures past that time comes out looking more silver than gold "for some
> reason" he said. He also made the point that after that time frame he is
> required to switch from the current formulation (which I assume is oil
> based) to a water based paint. He insinuated that I should get the
> current blend while the gettin' is good.
>
> FYI.
>
> Jim
> (resent as "message too big")
>
>
>
>
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