How do I make a MFP look-a-like?

[ed sharpe]

analiyne dyes should work! ( spelling?)
ed sharpe  archivist for smecc
----- Original Message -----
From: Jim Berry <basalop at GTE.NET>
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Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2001 10:46 PM
Subject: How do I make a MFP look-a-like?


> I am in the process of restoring an old Navy rig.  Some of the
> original MFP came off.  I can protect the aluminum areas where
> the original MFP was with some water based Poly Urethane varnish
> that I do have.  The only trouble with the stuff is it is clear.
> I have some that is colored, but it is not dark enough
> I have tried to darken up my Poly with wood stain stuff, but
> have had no luck.  The wood stain is oil based probably, and won't
> mix with the Poly.  Is there anything I can mix into the clear
> Poly Urethane I have to make it the color to match the original
> MFP?
>
> 73 Jim K7SLI
>
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