If you want fading data, then you should be going after the
manufacturers. Regarding paint matches and different lots, etc; my
experience with paint is that the color from two different lots should
be virtually indistinguishable especially in something like mil paint.
We aren't talking about a metalic pearls. This is high pigment mil
paint. Color consistency should be near perfect.
Dave
Cougarjack@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 99-02-16 00:07:12 EST, Jason wrote:
>
> << The problem I have had with Aervoe is different manufacturing dates are
> different colors on the spray cans. The gallons seem not to have as many
> problems. The gillespie paint spray cans match perfectly. The other thing
> about gillespie is it holds up much better than aervoe in Sunlight.
> >>
> Jason,
> Can you qualify your statements? Tell us for example what the sunlight does
> to the Aervoe paint that doesn't happen with Gillespie? Isn't a slightly
> different dye lot to be expected if one buys paints of different dates? Both
> companies claim the paint in the spray cans is the same as the gallons, so
> what could the difference be from? Is it just personal preference, or can
> you supply data or photos? Rhetorical evidence is not much help when it
> comes to paints. I'll shortly be painting two trucks, so it's important to
> me.
> Thank you! (comments from all welcome!)
>
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