Posted by Brian Schmidt on March 14, 2011 at 19:45:59 from (69.66.236.124):
In Reply to: Re: 1939 H Questions. posted by George Rausch on March 14, 2011 at 19:08:32:
Most of these type paints are acrylic alkyds or modified alkyds. These type paints are not as durable as an enamel or polyurethane such as an automotive paint. The auto paints are very available, you are just looking in the farm stores and not the automotive paint stores. They are more costly too, because they are more durable. So it depends on how long you want your restoration to last and how you will be storing it. The cheaper farm alkyds fade in UV pretty bad. The auto paints do too, but at a much much slower rate. Auto paints are also much more resistant to chemicals such as fuel or hot coolant spills.
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