Paint on Wanderlodges

[Don Bradner]

Which of the Dupont paints is it by name?

On 10/29/2010 at 6:02 AM Ron Thompson wrote:

>Thanks Lee for your descriptive explanation of the paint codes on 90's
>coaches. You are certainly an expert after 46 years in the automotive
>paint business.
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>The paint that I just bought from Eastx Paint co. here in Houston is a
>Dupont, two part paint consisting of the base color paint and a hardener
>which mixes with the base color.
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>Thanks again.
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>Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx.
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>1995 WLWB 42'
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>Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Paint on Wanderlodges
>To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
>Date: Thursday, October 28, 2010, 7:47 PM
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> Early Wanderlodges where painted with Dupont Imron which is a single
>stage polyurethane product which is a long lasting product.I do not know
>what year Bluebird went to base coat clear coat but most likely was in the
>90s and that was BASF. I know that some where in the late 90s 2000s they
>switched to PPG. Most jobbers Dupont,BASF,PPG,SW,SIkkens can be crossed to
>the product that the jobber sells but I have always had the best match by
>going to the OEM paint that was applied.Dupont,BASF,PPG etc. All have
>Color Scaners (Color Camera) which do a good job in matching colors.Base
>coats are hard to match with single stage colors it just depends on the
>quality of match that you want.Hope this helps. Lee Condosta 85 PT
>40 Wilmington NC. Automotive Refinish
>Products.BASF(RM,Glasurit)Sikkens,SW Jobber. BASF,Dupont,Sikkens,SW
>certified applicator Dupont Certified Commercial applicator. My forty six
>year in the automotive paint business.