Jim,
If you prefer to spray the paint in an economical way (once you find it)
there is a product made by Prevail that is a propellant canister and spray
can type nozzle that screws on to a glass jar (included). I think I paid $8
for mine. Nothing Hi-Tech, but it likely is better than brushing in some
cases. Like others have stated check an auto paint store, but be ready for
the suprize in what a tiny can of mixed paint will cost (an the reducing
agent if you are spraying it)!
Tom Witt
B9470101
----- Original Message -----
From: Jim Anderson <jimbo.ander@verizon.net>
To: Tiger <Tigers@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 3:07 PM
Subject: Major annoyances over minor substances
> I live in what I used to think was a big league city (no baseball team,
but we
> do have the Redskins - oh, never mind) but I cannot find anybody in the
> Washington DC and suburban area who sells touch-up paint, and I have
tried. I
> have spent hours on the phone and driving to suburban malls who apparently
> have a policy of changing tenants every three months. Is there anybody
here
> who knows how I can procure a small fix of carnival red to repair my
Series V
> Alpine's minor cosmetic defects? By mail, or otherwise? I promise not to
tell
> the cops.
> Jim Anderson
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