RE: "Carnival Red" duplicate

From: Peter Mallee (malleep(at)dedicate.nl)
Date: Mon Feb 17 1997 - 07:38:05 CST

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Hi mate,

Somebody placed my name on different mailinglists. Do you know how i can delete my name from those lists ??

Thanks for the info

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From: Karl Gilchrist[SMTP:xtr25618701(at)xtra.co.nz]
Sent: maandag 17 februari 1997 12:17
To: Rick Hoefle
Cc: Don Bertsch; Alpines(at)autox.team.net
Subject: Re: "Carnival Red" duplicate

> > Karl Gilchrist B 39517760 RRO OD
>
> EXCELLENT INFO, Karl. By any chance do you know where the paint is
> sold? That is, I am in the U.S., are you? If not, maybe you can give
> us all whatever you have about the manufacturer.

Glaserit is a German Paint and apparently is available in the States and
distrubuted there by BASF. I've checked with the New Zealand Distrubtor
and they are going to give me a contact address on the Eastern seaboard
for you guys-which I will pass on when they fax me it. The paint is
wonderful! Looking through my British Car Mags alot of British classics
are painted in it. Another feature of it is, it comes in a rubberised
form that you can paint on just the bottom 4 inches of the car and this
means that stone chips won't happen as easily. I didn't do this as I was
scared it wouldn't look right but I should have-it looks the same as the
top from 2 feet and it certainly cuts down on stone chips.Will let you
now more as soon as I get the address.Karl

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