I think they are candy-apple colors. Maybe not. I do know they make
translucent paints, where you spray the vehicle silver as a basecoat, then
put your translucent color over that. Shit looks neat too, cause we always
had our dad painting bikes when I was younger. I must say I had the best
looking bicycles in town
Later
Scott Mille
Shelby #322
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Z-Sykes <MSykes@su.edu>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Friday, April 10, 1998 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: DML: Paint problems?? -Reply -Reply -Reply
>Do you know anything about that painting technique that makes the truck
>seem to change color? I read something about it once, but I absorbed
>none of it.
>-mike sykes
>
>>>> Harold Poylio <poyleeoh@win.bright.net> 04/10/98 02:18pm >>>
>Michael Z-Sykes wrote:
>>
>> I hear that DuPont ChromaBase (sp?) is good stuff. And of course
>there
>> is always Sikkens and House of Kolor-
>> -mike 88V6LE3.55AUTO
>>
>
>I'll agree that the DuPont Chromabase is good stuff! The only thing
>better from DuPont, would be the ChromaPremier (just a different binding
>agent)
>
>I've gotten good results with it so far, but it's going to be a pain
>shelling out about $50 a pint for the paint when it comes time for fix
>up my 94! I like Pearl Metallics, but the price is rediculous!
>
>The Sikkens is also good, I've used it, but I just don't like the
>priming system as much.. And with that twister down south the other
>night, that knocked out the Sikkens distribution plant Bad news for
>Sikkens shops!
>
>M.Poylio
>94 CC 4x4 318 5spd
>
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