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In reply to Post #10
was the can a spray type?
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In reply to Post #9
My local paint shop colour matched off one of my reels, it was spot on.... think it was £12 a can, I finished them with 2k clear coat
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In reply to Post #7
thanks duggs, I'll give it a go 
reply to # 8
A good idea but my nearest shop
is out of my post code, so, no go
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In reply to Post #1
Try a model shop - the little pots of enamel paint come in just about every colour
I found a metalic black to match iso's
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In reply to Post #6
It's a thick cellulose lacquer, I've mainly used it on kitchen doors/panels but it seems to last well
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In reply to Post #5
never thought of that, doe's it last 
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In reply to Post #4
How fussy are you going to be about the match?
I've had to raid the nail varnish Isle in super drug and mix a couple of colours to do minor repairs before now, a dark blue and an anthracite should get you close 
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thanks for your info, I would like em done but not for silly money, with computer apps for everything (matching paint colours etc) I may try a local car body repair shop
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In reply to Post #1
. . .check these out
https://www.facebook.com/cust0mreels/
£150 per reel - look cool as in carpy green . . ! Wouldn't trust anyone other than the Germans to do a quality job!
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In reply to Post #1
Try FAF customs they do reel spaying they may b able to help or ring daiwa see if they can tell you
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A couple of paint chips on the reels, would like to fill and paint as I have plenty of time now, anyone say what spray paint would be a good match or is there a reel repair company that sells the correct one?
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