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The joy of laquer was made clear to me once again this weekend. Why? I had an outdoor laquer painting festival. I got two bodies, an engine, and a couple of seats painted thanks to the quick drying nature of laquer and a big assist by the drying power of direct sunlight on a dry (low humidity) autumn day. Every time I use enamel anymore I wonder to myself "How did I live like this?"

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Ismael, those bottles look much too...full :wink: :lol:

Now if they could make lacquers spray as nice and smooth and glossy as enamels without eating modern plastics....

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  Jeff Johnston said:
Yeah so am I LOL

I can't remember the last enamel paint job I did...

I still do the occasional bit of work with enamel. Remember the Packard Jeff?

Plain old Testors gloss brown enamel on the fenders and running boards.

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Yes I do John and it looked every bit as good as any lacquer paint job I've seen. My problem is that I am not that good at enamels LOL

I think it has to do with my lack of patience on the drying time HAHAHA...(oh and the orange peel I get lol)

Your Packlard is beautiful. Post pics for everyone to see..it is a wonderful color combo and soooo shiny !!

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  Zoom Zoom said:
Ismael, those bottles look much too...full :wink:

:D

That's where the lacquerholic part comes from. Those 14 bottles in the first picture came in the same box by mail on Tuesday (my order plus a few samples Leon sent) ... :lol:

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