Matching SB paints

[Jim Simmons]

When I say near match, I mean that you could only tell that it was newly
sprayed. When I painted the whole case and let it dry for about 12 hours, I
compared it to a SB-600 (original paint) and there was a match.

Jim

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From: "Jim Simmons, kf4tun" <kf4tun at ADELPHIA.NET>
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Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 7:49 PM
Subject: Matching SB paints


> Came across a paint you might be interest in to paint that SB Cabinet. Get
a
> spray can of RUST-OLEUM #1924 "Country Blue". It was a near-perfect match
to
> the original paint on my SB-102.
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> Jim
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