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tightloops posted 03-27-2001 08:46 PM ET (US)
Does anyone know a brand of premixed one part poly that comes very close to the dessert tan on the deck of a 1977 Montauk?...I've heard of spectrum and some others but I am looking for a paint, not a gelcoat...Sorry if there is already info on this, I really have read most relevant titled posts...Thanks!--Dan
dfmcintyre posted 03-28-2001 09:41 AM ET (US)
Dan -
The best bet for matching your color would be to take the boat to a local good autopaint dealer that can electronically analyze the color and mix some up for you.
I ended up having both the inside and outside mixed, and where I've had touchup done, you can't tell.
The paint was Concept2000, which is a two part paint. Supposed to spray it on, however I had real good results in brushing it on, then wet sanding, and finally buffing it out.
Don

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Author	Topic: Dessert Tan Paint Match
tightloops	posted 03-27-2001 08:46 PM ET (US) Does anyone know a brand of premixed one part poly that comes very close to the dessert tan on the deck of a 1977 Montauk?...I've heard of spectrum and some others but I am looking for a paint, not a gelcoat...Sorry if there is already info on this, I really have read most relevant titled posts...Thanks!--Dan
dfmcintyre	posted 03-28-2001 09:41 AM ET (US) Dan - The best bet for matching your color would be to take the boat to a local good autopaint dealer that can electronically analyze the color and mix some up for you. I ended up having both the inside and outside mixed, and where I've had touchup done, you can't tell. The paint was Concept2000, which is a two part paint. Supposed to spray it on, however I had real good results in brushing it on, then wet sanding, and finally buffing it out. Don