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    Can you get, mallard green in spray cans? Thinking of doing a pair of 2nd hand side lights in mallard to match the morretes. Would i need 2 cans one of paint and one of laquer?

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    Originally posted by ossie cossie View Post
    Can you get, mallard green in spray cans? Thinking of doing a pair of 2nd hand side lights in mallard to match the morretes. Would i need 2 cans one of paint and one of laquer?
    yes one of each

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      http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-XSC26...item414fb5378b
      http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/450ml-Aero...item43a8ec3601
      these will get you away fella.
      ul need a plastic primer aswell.

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      • #4
        Tony, autoparts by B&Q mix it and put it in a can.

        Shame you are 9118 miles from them.

        But I'm not.......

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        • #5
          Originally posted by cosmo View Post
          Tony, autoparts by B&Q mix it and put it in a can.

          Shame you are 9118 miles from them.

          But I'm not.......
          Whats this? B&Q can mix car spray? Can they do Imperial Blue? Would love a spray for some small touch ups i need doing. Do you have contact details for these people?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Agent David View Post
              Whats this? B&Q can mix car spray? Can they do Imperial Blue? Would love a spray for some small touch ups i need doing. Do you have contact details for these people?
              Any good auto paint supplier can mix paint from the paint code or by looking at the car and matching it, then put the mixed paint into an aerosol can for you.

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              www.sunnysidebb.co.uk

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              • #8
                I must be thick but it never crossed my mind at all that you could get the paint put into a spray can. Obviously i knew you'd get basic red and black and white etc etc but didnt think they'd be able to do a specific colour shade for you as a one off.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Agent David View Post
                  I must be thick but it never crossed my mind at all that you could get the paint put into a spray can. Obviously i knew you'd get basic red and black and white etc etc but didnt think they'd be able to do a specific colour shade for you as a one off.
                  Yep, its quite a cool idea isn't it.
                  When I hand over a camper that I have restored to the owner, I get a large spray can made up of the colour, or 2 colours and give it to the owner for touch ups etc. I always use 2K to spray the vans but the match for cellulose in the tins is perfect.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by cosmo View Post
                    Tony, autoparts by B&Q mix it and put it in a can.

                    Shame you are 9118 miles from them.

                    But I'm not.......
                    Not for long, 10 or 11 weeks to go ,
                    I have got a set of second hand side lights, i want painted mallard. was wondering if it was cheeper to get them done like my mirrors and morrets or spraying them with a can?

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                    • #11
                      but iirc you cant get 2pk lacquer in aerosols

                      feel free to corrent me if im wrong

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by mr.khan View Post
                        but iirc you cant get 2pk lacquer in aerosols

                        feel free to corrent me if im wrong
                        No , not possible, by definition 2K you would have to have an inbuilt system to deliver the hardner.

                        I spray using 2K but get a cellulose tin made up of the colour. With solid colours you don't need to apply a lacquer coat.
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                        • #13
                          exactly thanks frank

                          i actually was a painter by trade many moons ago before i got into an office job

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