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william S

09-21-2004 07:01:52




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I am getting ready to paint a Jetstar 3 super and need the Martin semor codes. My local Napa store only shows the Gold. Thanks Chris




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John McLucas

09-22-2004 04:04:46




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 OOPS Wrong Post site: Re: martin paint codes in reply to william S, 09-21-2004 07:01:52  
Sorry guys:
I posted the red paint codes to the wront post. Should have linked to the above question by Don Hatton. Guess I'm getting senile.



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John McLucas

09-22-2004 03:49:38




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 Re: martin paint codes in reply to william S, 09-21-2004 07:01:52  
1. Martin-Senour Synthol Cherry Red # 90G540
2. Martin-Senour Acrylic Enamel Cherry Red # 99G540


These are the NAPA Martin-Senour numbers I used in 1997. Don't know if they changed or not. The NAPA paint man who mixed the paint commented that his book showed that the same code was used for 1929 Chevrolet Cherry Red. You might ask him to cross check that if he does not show a MM red. The MM red has several shots of dark violet pigment that gives the right dark shade to the red color unlike the Farmall red, which is very close but a little too bright red. I have used Farmall red in a pinch, but I like to be correct for that sentimental restoration. Get ready for sticker shock when you buy red paint.
Sincerely,
John

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Heath

09-28-2004 20:24:38




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 Re: martin paint codes in reply to John McLucas, 09-22-2004 03:49:38  
I use White-Agco's implement red with a little hardener added. I believe it is very, very close, and the hardener gives you that extra shine and durability. It is not quite as bright as Farmall Red.



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