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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny" data-source="post: 431684" data-attributes="member: 13599"><p>BowHunter - I also did the exact same thing with my two </p><p>vintage Johnsons...... took a part to my local NAPA store</p><p>that can now mix one and two part urethane automotive paints</p><p>either in aerosol or pint cans and the clear coat the same way.</p><p>not cheap - about the same price as the source Pappy mentioned.</p><p>that is - if you want that factory fresh look. Worth checking into.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Johnny, post: 431684, member: 13599"] BowHunter - I also did the exact same thing with my two vintage Johnsons...... took a part to my local NAPA store that can now mix one and two part urethane automotive paints either in aerosol or pint cans and the clear coat the same way. not cheap - about the same price as the source Pappy mentioned. that is - if you want that factory fresh look. Worth checking into. [/QUOTE]
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