From: V SCHWARTZ (vsaws@optonline.net)
Date: Wed Feb 08 2006 - 13:44:03 PST
Mike, I used gillespe 24087 on a Duce that I painted for a friend a couple
years ago and again it looked great . Probably cause I did the job, however
the last time I saw the truck, it looks like its going blue/grey. I think
the answer is to add a substantial ammount of black to whatever paint you
are using. Experiment a couple weeks before the big shoot to find the color
you want and let each color cure . I also think that keeping these thing
under cover helps the paint hold up longer.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Davidsen" <mike@aspirationsoftware.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 9:21 AM
Subject: Re: [MV] Paint Color
>V SCHWARTZ wrote:
>
>> Ahh An Aervo Paint Question. What we live for. I would also like the
>> answer to that question What is the diference between 24087 and 34087. My
>> duce wiht 24087 which is now a turdish brown was looking good when I
>> painted it dIt was always too shinny for a duce. Now the jeep that had
>> 1to4gloss black seem to be holding up better. the semi-gloss on it is
>> acceptable. Does any one have any thoughts on the34087. I'm sure that
>> this has MV content. Happy Stu? Okay jump in every one, Iknow its been
>> a while since we went down this thread . Vinny
>
> In 1998 I rehabbed a M416 trailer, that I promptly sprayed with 24087 made
> by Aervoe. Looked great for a couple years, then started to turn really
> dark, almost blackish green. I'm rebuilding my 1967 M725 ambulance, this
> time I'm going to give Gillespie paint a try and see what happens.
> Mike
> 1967 M725 ambulance
>
>
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