ok I never heard of baby poop yellow before & I don't think I wanna know where you came up with that color eithermustard / baby poop yellow
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ok I never heard of baby poop yellow before & I don't think I wanna know where you came up with that color eithermustard / baby poop yellow
I put a coat of primer and a coat of Rustoleum SBY on my 1000 I restored. That siren has been up at Mosslake now for 3? years and I can't see any difference in the paint. Looks like it's holding up to me. It'll be interesting to see how long it lasts.I wonder how many coats of sunburst or safety yellow you'ld have to apply to get the thing to live and look good outdoors many years to come?
I figured out a solution to this... I use a couple coats of white sandable primer, then the yellow goes on in 2 or 3 coats very nicely. When I tried the exact same paint over gray primer, it NEVER DID totally cover up. The white worked like a miracle.holler wrote:
Yellow paint made today sucks. It takes a million coats to cover something.
I had to special order the paint charlie when I did my siren. Its not a common seller so they don't stock it. I ended up using 2 cases of schoolbus yellow on my Thunderbolt. There were 6 cans per case so I used all 12 cans on that siren.Charlie Davidson wrote:We use ACE School Bus Yellow, back when I was younger my dad and I used that kind of spray paint to restore part of my traffic signal collection. Buses, stoplights, and Civil Defense sirens are pretty much all the same color, so go figure.
I don't know if Ace still sells that color, I'll have to check and see.
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