[FC] Interior paint sheen

[ken]

I used a basecoat that was mixed as a vinyl spray (this is a typical mix
option at all Auto Body paint stores).  This allows you to spray the
basecoat as a one shot deal with the advantage of having the necessary UV
protection mixed into the paint.  The "layout" is very similar if not almost
exactly the same as the original "paint sheen" of the lacquer and it is
mixed easily and clean up is just like lacquer, simple.

Good luck! ken

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[mailto:corvanatics-bounces at corvair.org] On Behalf Of Tom St.Amand
Sent: Tuesday, September 08, 2009 11:30 PM
To: ohareck at aol.com; Corvanatics
Subject: Re: [FC] Interior paint sheen


I know it varies from state to state but in Washington we can still buy
lacquer paint and that's what I did. That should get you a comperable match,
I was told you could also go with a satin finish with two stage paint
Tom St. Amand
[FC] Interior paint sheen
> 
> We are at the stage of the Greenbrier restoration that we are ready to
paint the interior. For the interior what sheen or formula is used to get
close to the factory gloss? Thanks. Charlie
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