So pissed…paint problem

chris pearson

Michigan Canoe Nut
Used Epifanes number 23 on this Carlton, 3/4 way through on the last coat and had to open another can. Both cans were different tint!!!!! Yes, I mixed each can very well!!!
 

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the same problem for me with two can of paint , not for the color , but one I try , i hope it'is the good paint for canvas , but I baught them 3 years ago , one can was dry , , 3 years for the garanty
sorry for the mistake .... The frog and snail eater
 
Chris.....I feel/felt your pain. There is comfort in knowing you will never make this boo-boo again. I always have a third can to go halves from each as the safeguard. I would get another can and do the third can again and mix em. Your last coat will be fine if this is where you are , and the left over can go with the canoe as touch up down the road. Just trying to help, ya know. That color always scared me to death as I could never stir the can often enough to get away from some streaking.
Stay with mon ami
Dave
 
The amazing thing is that, despite just about everyone I know has problems restoring old canoes, we still do it.
 
Okay, you started it Dan. I was an Industrial Model Maker for 42 years. Everything I did, depending on which company I worked for, was looked at under a magnifying glass. Not really but close. The absolute hardest thing for me restoring these things is turning off that thought process. And for you guys just starting your restoration experience, canoes are NOT the easiest things to work on, so give yourselves a break!!! I’ve done some pretty intricate things as a model maker and these things can be challenging. So there ya go!!
 
You mean that bug legs stuck in a new paint finish do not come under the title of "Perfect Finish"? I like unique paint jobs Is there a paint make called "Warts n all" ?
 
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