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June 3rd 05, 01:19 AM
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Michelle, I for one would be very interested in how any of this turns
out. My Maule is chipped and cracked all over the place (flying in the rain seems particularly effective in removing paint). I bought some Randolph thinner and paint but didn't do anything with it. Michelle P wrote: Ron, I do not know. I was given a pint of the stuff when I bought the plane. I will try my local NAPA store and see what i can come up with. Sounds like I need a course in automotive painting..... Michelle Ron Natalie wrote: Michelle P wrote: Duh? The paint is Martin Senour Automotive paint, Maule White.....(cream) You stil don't say which of their paints. For the TEC/One and Tec/Glo urethanes theysuggest thinning with their matching retarder. For Tec/Plus they suggest acetone. All available presumably at your local NAPA store. 
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