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Re: Does Paint Go Bad?

To: "ryan marro" <ryan_marro@hotmail.com>, <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Subject: Re: Does Paint Go Bad?
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 23:56:27 -0000
References: <LAW-F83GPcDhllIEgQ600001656@hotmail.com>
paint goes bad------yo-yo-yo!  word up!  what be good in one 'hood , not be
good in all-a-da 'hood!
paint seems to be a very wierd item in relation to long term storage.  if
your gallon can is full to the top(you know what i mean....a full gallon)
it will keep for quite a while.  but if it is ,say, half a gallon in a
gallon can.....it could skin over in the can and even harden completly!  and
paint is temperature sensitive!  do not allow paint to freeze!  you get the
nicest chunky stuff after the thaw.  and the other extreme is do not store
paint in an extreme heat area either.  presure can cause lid to pop open and
it will harden sitting on the shelf with a partially open lid.
the same goes for spraycans too.  and to add insult to injury, some spray
cans wil loose pressure in long term storage and when you go to use it , it
just dribbles(if that) out ofthe nozzle.

chuck
like, um, how do i know all this?  it all happened to a guy i
know...........right?  (it's never you that this stuff happens to ,
right?....wrong it has all happened at 1 time or another to me)......c. :)
----- Original Message -----
From ryan marro <ryan_marro at hotmail.com>
To: <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 1:48 AM
Subject: Does Paint Go Bad?


> Specifically,
> I have a gallon can and a 7.5 oz. spray can filled with Sherwin Williams
> Acrylyd Acrylic Enamel in Primrose Yellow (code JS-4893).  The PO had it
> because that is the color he wanted to paint it (the usual clues lead me
to
> believe that my car was previously red, but it is currently BRG).  Maybe
> I'll pick up a project car just to use up this paint.  I mean, after all,
I
> already have the paint.  I might as well use it.  :-)   My question is,
will
> it go bad, or will enough shaking/stirring make it okay to use?  I know
one
> gallon might not be enough from painting the current Bugeye (not and have
it
> thick enough if you fisheye it anywhere and have to repaint a section--I
> swear I was sabotaged).
> Ryan
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