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Re: 1967 IH 706


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Posted by CNKS on June 05, 2008 at 17:09:22 from (216.144.104.128):

In Reply to: Re: 1967 IH 706 posted by ihc350 on June 04, 2008 at 19:21:11:

All I have used is PPG Omni 71310. The equivalent is DuPont 96766. 71310 has a definite orange tint to my eyes. Looks better in the sun. Some say that if you leave it in the sun for several days (weeks?), the orange will disappear, I have not tried that and really don't believe it. I do not know if 96766 is redder or not. You can have the toners changed in either until you get the color you like. It will probably take at least a 20% switch in the orange and red toners, I have done 10% without much effect. Might cost you three pints of paint or so. Exchange the orange toner for the red one. The amounts of the toners are listed on the back of the paint can label, your dealer can also print them out beforehand. Try a little of the original 71310 first, as some say there is no noticable orange in it. No proof, but I believe the problem is that the formulations have changed, and due to enviornmental regulations the original 2150 does not exist anymore. You might try DuPont or NAPA's (Martin Senour) version on a small piece, and see what you think.


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