Craftmaster austin paint

Hi y'all Anyone know where I can buy craftmaster coach enamel and primer online, I've searched but came up with nowt! apart from the locker supply co whose shopping cart is pants and timed out on me every time I tried to buy (moan) I bought a buckby can on ebay and I want to get it painted, I won't be able to get to a chandler untill August many thanks, Ally p. Try contacting Phil Speight who's a member on here and runs the company with his wife I believe. His member address is Phil Speight Mark Thanks, I'll do that. I was hoping to buy online, I like to just click, pick and pay, bit lazy really. I bought Phil's starter kit online, now I can't remember where from, I'm a twit! Ta Ally p. Indeed yon Clevett will soon be able to sell our flat colour and related products on line . We have been reformulating some of the weaker colours ( with much success ) but we`re ready to set things up with Paul now . We`ll be doing somethng similar ourselves at some point - but not yet . If you want the decorative paints and you`re in the South Paul will be your best bet for decorative paint on line and Uxbridge Boat Centre for the core products ( coach enamel , undercoats etc ) "off the shelf". We still need stockists in the home counties ( if they are still so called ) so anyone with a shop ( an actual one rather than a " virtual" one ) who is more than ten miles away from either Uxbridge or Weybridge please give it a thought . The deal we`ve done witth Clevett is a one-off just for him -...

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Craftmaster Paints Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration. FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Goto page 1, Author Message Rootes75 Joined: 30 Apr 2013 Posts: 3556 Location: The Somerset Levels Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2016 3:34 pm Post subject: Craftmaster Paints Has anyone had any experience of using Craftmaster Enamel? I just saw a thread on a Morris forum of a chap roller painting his Minor with it? _________________ 1937 Ford 7w 1937 Hillman 80 1946 ERF C.I.5 1947 Hillman Minx 1955 Hillman Minx Mk8 1950 Commer R541 Rick Site Admin Joined: 27 Apr 2005 Posts: 22214 Location: UK Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2016 4:28 pm Post subject: I think HMG make the Craftmaster paints, or at least did so at one time. They're popular with the narrow boat fraternity I believe, there were plenty of tins for sale last time we visited a large-ish marina near here. RJ _________________ Rick (OCC Admin) Homepage: https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk Video channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/oldclassiccarRJ/videos Support OCC: https://www.patreon.com/OldClassicCar A40, Dodges, Renault 4CV, Standard 8, Ford E494A ++ peppiB Joined: 30 Jun 2008 Posts: 686 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2016 7:32 pm Post subject: Becaause of chronic asthma and no longer being able to spray cellulose or 2K, Craftmaster (they are very cooperative and easy to dealwith) mixed me the correct colour for my car. I brush painted it and it looked terrible so the whol...

It is essential to use the correct protective equipment at the appropriate times throughout the painting process. We recommend the following but you should satisfy yourself as to the overall equipment needed. Goggles: For protecting your eyes from dust and flying debris when preparing the surface for painting (be it sanding or grinding). Dust Masks: For when sanding and preparing the surface. Safety Gloves: For protecting your hands whilst using power tools (sanders, grinders etc.). Barrier Cream: To protect the hands whilst using paints and solvents. Chemical Masks should not be necessary if working in an open, well ventilated space. Dual Action Sander: For large areas of rubbing down. Be very careful not to remove too much paint by sanding or you could easily undo all the work of the last coat and greatly reduce film thickness. Detail Sander: For less accessible areas. Wire Brush / Cup Brush Attachment for Electric Drill: For removal of surface rust. Degreaser for Bare Steel: To remove any oily contamination, white spirit is ideal for this purpose rather than commercial panel wipes etc. Do not degrease between paint coats. Bare steel once degreased, must be allowed time to regain temperature lost as a result of solvent evaporation – steel can lose as much as 6 degrees during this process. Brushes: We only recommend the use of Purdy Monarch Elite paint brushes. They are by far the best available. In each painting operation, always use the biggest brush as manageable for a...

Welcome to Craftmaster Paints Ebay Shop We are the UK's leading Heritage Paints Supplier. We supply paint for all manner of historic projects. Shopfronts, Mainline Steam, Canals, Trucks, Traction Engines, Stationary Engines and even Coach Built Prams to name a few Location: United Kingdom Member since: 04 Nov, 2004 Seller: cabvtfc Business details

As many of you know the family that run Craftmaster are the proud owners of a number of Veteran and Vintage Vehicles, and as anyone who owns an old vehicle knows – they take a lot of upkeep.Previously we’ve tried to run a restoration blog on here focusing on the Scammell we’re working on, but we’ve sort of stopped with that for now as others things demand our attention. The plan is to post a monthly update on the work going on around Craftmaster, we’ll also include details of the suppliers we use, as many of them are excellent sources of parts and like us share an interest in keeping the past alive. For the February edition we’re going to take a look at work on the 1926 Morris Commercial Bus and our Austin Seven Special.We acquired the bus last year, but on an August jaunt to Cambridge one of the aluminum connecting rods snapped and made a bit of a mess of the engine. On dismantling we found a badly scored bore and that the white metal in both the con rods and main bearings was starting to crumble. The decision was taken to re-white metal all the bearings and attend to any other jobs that needed doing.The block went away for a sleeve (Meridian Engine Services, Barton, Cambs) and after a lot of debate we decided to send the engine to John Kirkby White Metalling in Croydon. Everything was returned to us on Friday and today has been spent flushing the engine, attacking the outside with a wire-wheel and finally applying the first of two coats of our Anti Corrosive Grey Primer....