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POR15 also makes a kit: http://www.por15.com/prodinfo.asp?grp=SWRK&dept=11

Re: RE: Military Mustang project, what color for the interio I have some of the paint on hand for another project I did. I went to the local model store and bought a bottle of Model Master Interior Green paint. I put that on a paint stick and went to Home Depot to have the paint matched...

So I'm looking for some thoughts on my 93 Mustang project. A little info on the project, its a 93 coupe that I'm doing a big block 460 swap into. This will be a weekend cruiser/auto cross track car. I'm doing a military theme and using Gillespie 383 green on the exterior. I'm going back and...

Wow I lived right outside the back gate of KBAY on Mokapu Blvd! We used to have the Marines buy us beer from Safeway when I was in high school,,, good times!

Doing a little grave digging, did you ever get the Jeep painted?

^^^ what they said! Welcome, lots of good info here.

Wow I grew up in Hilo but now in Florida! Now you have me wanting a Loco Moco with extra gravy!

I'm not sure if this would work for you but I saw it in my catalog: http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=728&itemType=PRODUCT&path=1%2C2%2C389%2C390%2C397&KickerID=419&KICKER

I was going to use MILSPRAY for my project, but after asking around about Gillespie I couldn't bring myself to pay the extra money for the MILSPRAY. On a side note MILSPRAY will send you a sample if you ask, you can choose the roller or spray. I emailed them and got the sample two days later.

Looks good. I remember taping up a HMMWV for the first time at Ft Hood, it was the windows, bumper numbers, and lights. That was it, they sprayed everything else! And they did not tape the tires either, they just took a few more seconds being careful there. I then drove for the CG and they...

RE: Re: RE: Ideas on texture in paint? Sweet, thanks for the info. Devil your build is awesome!!

Throw me some ideas on how to get this texture effect using Gillespie paint, thanks!!

What equipment did you use? Looks great!

Well I went to Home Depot and got some made. I used some model paint on a paint stick and they matched it perfectly.

RE: Re: RE: 1st Time Painter - How do I Thin Gillespie Paint Thought this might help.

Thanks for the info guys, much appreciated. I'll experiment on a few test panels until I figure it out.

Thanks Randy. I wasn't sure if the paint needed to be thinned, I'll try a few test panels first to see what happens.

Anyone have any tips for rolling on Gillespie paint rather than spraying it. I'm going to attempt to paint my vehicle myself in my garage using the roller method. Does it need to be thinned out like it would be if sprayed? Here's my original post if you have questions about my project...

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Yeah I was hoping for something along the Gillespie lines and not standard automotive paint.