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Re: No more Celulose paints in the UK???

To: James <james.carpenter@ukaea.org.uk>
Subject: Re: No more Celulose paints in the UK???
From: Steven Allen <sallen@ms.com>
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 14:49:32 -0500
Cc: triumph owners digest <triumphs@Autox.Team.Net>
Organization: Morgan Stanley
References: <98Apr1.114229gmt.66315@gateway.ukaea.org.uk>
Is this paint special?  Remember I'm a novice so be gentle.  I had called
someone selling a restored TR6 recently and they told me they used an epoxy
paint.  Please educate me on paints and advantages for these wonderful fun
cars.

Thanks in advance,

Steve

James wrote:

> I have heard some very worying news about celulose paints.  I.E. there
> going to become very hard to get hold of.  Apparently because of some
> new regulations on emmissions that are taking effect only people that
> are deamed fit to use the paints safely will be allowed to buy the
> paints.  In other words profesionals that use the paints to make a
> living.
>
> >From May 1998 you will need to convince the paint factor that you have
> facilitys to use the paint safly to buy it.  Big paint factors are
> already tightening up.  It's still beeing made until demand stops, but
> can you get hold of it.
>
> According to Pratical Classics there are three methods of getting the
> paint as far as they can see.
>
> 1.  Use any means fair or foul to convice them you can use it.
> 2.  Hire a spray booth.
> 3.  Get in a pro.
>
> All in all, a respray of a 1 foot square pannel could go from 10 pounds
> to 100 pounds.   Eeeeeeeek.
>
> Anyone know any more on this.
> --
> James Carpenter
> Yellow '79 spit wired by a trained marmot




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