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9chesh

Active Member

• Jun 30, 2015

• #1

After buying a compressor and a spray gun I am now about to embark on my very first respray.

Can anyone recommend a good paint and a good place to buy it?
And can anyone give me an idea of how much thinners and lacquer i will need for my 110 please.

Thanks in advance

Gonna go for a dark brown.... cue the stick

 

nengelbrecht6

Member

• Jun 30, 2015

• #2

9chesh said:

After buying a compressor and a spray gun I am now about to embark on my very first respray.

Can anyone recommend a good paint and a good place to buy it?
And can anyone give me an idea of how much thinners and lacquer i will need for my 110 please.

Thanks in advance

Gonna go for a dark brown.... cue the stick

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I highly recommend Industrial & Marine Trade Paints from the UK's No1 On-line Paint Store.. These guys were great.

 

FlyingPete

Well-Known Member

• Jun 30, 2015

• #3

I managed to track down the right colour for my 90 here Ivory White Paint 1L Tin suitable for Land Rover for Land Rover | S.13930 | Malpasonline.co.uk It's intended for tractors and suchlike so should be fairly hardwearing and can be applied by brush/roller or spray

 

tottot

Well-Known Member

• Jun 30, 2015

• #4

FlyingPete said:

I managed to track down the right colour for my 90 here Ivory White Paint 1L Tin suitable for Land Rover for Land Rover | S.13930 | Malpasonline.co.uk It's intended for tractors and suchlike so should be fairly hardwearing and can be applied by brush/roller or spray

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Have also used above paint on my landy found to be hard wearing [needs a few days to harden fully] and keeps a good shine.

 

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9chesh

Active Member

• Jul 1, 2015

• #5

That's really helpful thanks guys

Is lacquer a necessity? If so how much dya reckon I'll need

 

tottot

Well-Known Member

• Jul 1, 2015

• #6

Lacquer not needed as it's a synthetic enamel.

 

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leemar

Member

• Jul 1, 2015

• #7

try Paint Man synthetic & classic paints,, www.paintman.co.uk on 01777 710100. I phoned them asking questions, and they were very helpful, with a fast delivery to.

 

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arc

Active Member

• Jul 1, 2015

• #8

I'd recommend avoiding synthetic (alkyd) enamel.it is a very outdated paint, horribly slow to dry (weeks before mine resisted fingernail marks) - so rubbing down between coats takes days, eventually very hard to the point where it chips easily and perhaps worst of all, I've been led to believe it doesn't take to being machine polished. (Haven't risked polishing mine yet).

I very much wish I'd paid more and chosen something better.

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AlbertDefender90

Active Member

• Jul 1, 2015

• #9

I used a local paint shop for mine. I'm sure you could find one locally who will advise and mix the right colours

 

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AlanKnight

New Member

• Jul 2, 2015

• #10

Depends what you want, Iv used some one part urethane from trade paints which has been good. Drying time similar to cellulose and you can leave the mix in a paint pot as its not catalysed which is handy if you dont have time to get all the work you want done at once.

 

danny6801

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2015

• #11

2k all the way for paint that's what I used for my first respray was spot on.