Piggott refers to it as crackle. Perhaps it's a case of the Brits
and the Americans having a common language again. In such cases,
Canadians get to use either, which explains our apparent ambiguity
at times.
Jim
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Subject: Re: TR3A instrument panel
JAMES_S_WALLACE@HP-Canada-om1.om.hp.com wrote:
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> Hi Bob,
> Do you think we should have a vote on the official name for this
> paint? Is it crickle, crinkle, crackle, or wrinkle?
> Jim
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The T/R judging standards & the can from Eastwood both say "Wrinkle"
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