HELP WITH COLOURS

Does anybody know which brunswick green to use on a lister cd about 1933? The listers i see are too light.

wiltshire boy wrote:Does anybody know which brunswick green to use on a lister cd about 1933? The listers i see are too light.

As far as I know it was Mid Brunswick green,

Cheers Steve

hi..wiltshire boy..(don't know your christian name)

as Steve said it mid Brunswick green...

i get all my paint from stationary engine parts .com...
it enamel and the coverage is great...
gives a great finish as well...but i always get them shot blasted first then put on primer coats,then top coats...
takes a time,but worth it in the end...
that's the way i do it,some other people may do it different,its worked for me so far.

regards....mike.

here is the link...

he has all sorts of colours for engines...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bright-red-high-temp-stationary-engine-enamel-/370323765558?pt=UK_BOI_FarmingEquipment_RL&hash=item5639043936

i know this is for red,but it gives you the details for you to contact him...

hope this helps....

regards........mike.

Thanks Mike my christian name is Colin

Hi Colin,

Have a look at the site below, that may give you an idea.

http://www.howardengineerium.co.uk/Paint-Colours.html

Regards
Paul

Thanks Paul, that link was very helpful, should be able to crack on with getting engine ready for next years rallying, hope to be at The Great Dorset 2011, Colin.

wiltshire boy wrote:Thanks Mike my christian name is Colin

hi colin...

hopr you get it sorted...

regards....mike.