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For Sale Signal Red paint

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For sale - paint for a little British car

One gallon of single stage urethane paint in the color – color - Signal Red (ROV 32)

I painted the exterior of my 1955 Triumph TR2 and I have one full (unopened) gallon of this paint left. One gallon covered the exterior of this car with 3 coats (in some areas 4 coats). I did not paint the interior, engine bay or the trunk. This paint was applied using a LVLP (low volume low pressure) spray gun, and the paint went on very smoothly. When I was finished, I still had about 50 cc of paint in the can. Now, I have an additional gallon of this paint. Yup, I bought too much paint.

Included with this gallon of paint, there are 3 containers of activator/hardener and one container of reducer/thinner. These other fluids are an adequate amount to mix with the gallon of urethane paint for this application.

The one gallon of paint cost me $500 and the hardener was $50 each and the reducer was $35.

The total cost for all of these was $685. For sale now at $500 or best offer. Buyer will pay shipping.

The gallon of paint is in a box 9” x 9” x 10” and it weighs 11 pounds

The box with the other materials is 10” x 10” x 6” and it weighs 6 pounds.

Please let me know if you have any questions. See the photos of the product that you would be purchasing as well as a photo of the car door to see the color.
 

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Some one had asked me a question about shipping.

These were all shipped to me from Eastwood and they arrived without a problem by FedEx.

As I am sure many know, this is a urethane pain which is water based.
The paint itself cleans up easily with water. Cleaning equipment was not difficult.

After the activator is added and the paint is sprayed on, the activator caused the paint to harden, link of like an epoxy.
That is why the paint is shipped in a box that is separate from the box with the hardener and reducer.
The reducer (added as a 10% reduction) allows easier spraying.

As this is a single stage paint, the clear coat is mixed in with the paint.
You can clear coat afterwards but it is not necessary.

Please email any questions and I will do my best to answer what I can.
 
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