Hi Trevor:
This may hurt but I think I saw some at Canadian Tire. However, if that
isn't the case, most good body shop supply stores will carry it. You can
also purchase similar products from auto body paint supplies.
John, in sunny Edmonton at plus 5 degrees with no snow. Eat your heart
out. We're going to have our first ever brown Christmas.
>At 6:46 +1100 24/12/97, Peter Zaborski wrote:
>>Thanks to all who replied regarding the radiator duct question. So far I
>>think I like best the response from Martin Libhart below. It looks like
>>I might be able to use my old duct (it is still in good shape, just
>>dirty) and save the hassles of making one from scratch. As for the Al
>>duct from Good Parts, that sounds very enticing but at $80 US seems too
>>high to me (remember I need to convert to Canadian $s - the Can $ is
>>close to an all time low vs the US $ right now).
>>
>>So the question is where can I get the Mar-Hyde Bumper Black paint? I
>>tried to do some research and it seems Bumper Black is used by several
>>manufacturers. Most however, seem to carry a lotion or conditioner like
>>product (ie. The Wax Shoppe, Turtle Wax) and call it Bumper Black. Only
>>Mar-Hyde is a paint. I assume Mar-Hyde is readily available at stores
>>like Pep Boys in the US but for us Canucks the selection is not always
>>so great. Any Canadian listers know where to get Mar-Hyde products in
>>Canada?
>
>I have no idea what the bumper paint contains, but a spray paint intended
>for vinyl upholstery may be a good alternative. It would also give you a
>wide choice of colours!
>
>Trevor Jordan
>74 TR6 CF29281U
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