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12-29-2005 05:04 PM #1
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muddy paint
an older experienced painter once mentioned to me that dark paint can go muddy if it sits too long after tinting. Is this true with the new paint formulas, or is it an old wives tale.......
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12-29-2005 05:20 PM #2
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That has not been my experience.
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12-29-2005 05:53 PM #3
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Thanks hotrodpaint, that is one less concern of mine to worry about. Up here in Canada it can get a little too cool to paint right now, but great deals can be had buying the stuff in the quieter time of the year.
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12-29-2005 06:22 PM #4
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He may have been referring to alkyd enamels, or nitrocellulose lacquer, which I have very little experience with. They were beginning to disappear, when I started painting seriously, in the seventies.
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01-10-2006 06:07 PM #5
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i've never seen this problem you speak of...
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