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03-13-2007 02:49 PM #1
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Shades of red oxide
It might seem like a strange request, but i need a number and make of the red oxide primer shown on these rods. I'm after the dark brown 'vintage' look.
Believe it or not this shade of red oxide isn't available here in the UK, it's kinda pink or orange (i have tried several makes).
I know it's not a high quality paint and it doesn't protect against moisture, it's a look i want before the shiny paint gets done later on in a few years.
Anyone old enough to remember the Eastwood/Baraket 32 sedan will know what i mean.
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03-13-2007 02:56 PM #2
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Primer will fade very quickly, even if it's catalyzed. It is not meant to be exposed to light, or hold it's color well. Even using a catalyzed pimer, they are totally faded in 3-5 years.
I would buy a regular color of your choice, then add flattener to the catalyzed paint, or to the catalyzed clearcoat.
I've done it a few times with great long-lasting results.
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03-13-2007 03:03 PM #3
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Is Rustoleum red oxide primer close to this one?
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03-13-2007 03:59 PM #4
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05-10-2007 11:57 PM #5
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I think the "Rolling Bones" mixed redish primer with charcoal to get their brown primer.On a quiet night, you can hear a Ford rust.
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05-11-2007 05:21 PM #6
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oh god did i use this stuff
Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
it was one of the best filler primers of it,s .time pored out like a mud slide and you could weld the lid on the can if to did not clean up when putting the lid back on . did look good old hot rod look to it . you could try dp 60 and add dp90
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