Re: [AMRadio] Paint question

2009-12-10 Thread VJB
Hi John, You might want to consult with your friend who did the painting to learn exactly what type of paint it is and what kind of primer is underneath. This can help you decide what type of paint and primer to go with next, and to actually get a small batch to test with for appearance and tex

Re: [AMRadio] Paint question

2009-12-10 Thread David Knepper
FYI - there is Saint James Gray paint available now from NovexCom at their email address jazz10san.rr.com They also sell S-Line Gray for the cabinets. Paint is only $14.95 a can and s&H is $7.50 for the first can and $3.00 for each additional can shipped in the same box. This firm also has a

Re: [AMRadio] Paint question

2009-12-10 Thread John Cox
John There is an early bandmaster on ebay right now that has adifferent color and finish than the later ones. If it is originol which it appears to be yours might have been similar? http://cgi.ebay.com/Harvey-Wells-ham-radio-transmitter-museum-quality_W0QQitemZ320459399262QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_Def

Re: [AMRadio] Paint question

2009-12-10 Thread Todd, KA1KAQ
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 8:02 AM, John King wrote: > My question is: Is there a wrinkled or rough finish paint that can be applied > DIRECTLY over this glossy black paint? Does anyone know the correct color for > the Harvey Wells Bandmaster cabinet? I am not sure if St. James Gray such as > the

[AMRadio] Paint question

2009-12-10 Thread John King
A friend of mine sent me a nice Harvey Wells Bandmaster transmitter. He repainted the cabinet a glossy black. It looks GREAT, but is not the original wrinkled or gritty looking finish. It is perfectly smooth with no dents or scratches. He is a great painter. My question is: Is there a wrinkled