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29-09-2013 #17
I've also decided upon some paint for the bits of the lathe I have cleaned up.
Trials of various paints seems to show this stands up well to the cutting fluid I have.
The paint is P383 Hi-Gloss one pack Polyurethane, manufactured by NEXA Autocolor.
I've gone for "Gun Metal Grey", code 2758.
Costs £26 per litre.
It's brushable, but can be sprayed if needed. although it brushes very nicely.
I'll let you know how it stands up to use!!
The collet closer is the first non-electrical bit I cleaned up and painted with the polyurethane.
From these grubby bits:
To this:
Last edited by pauly45; 02-10-2013 at 06:51 PM.
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