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Backyard Mechanic
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What is the latest on wrinkle paint? It has been unavailable for awhile. Has anyone started makeing it again? Brown would be the color I need. Joe 
See Facebook Page for Joe Fuchs to see more pictures of my 1937 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup
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Oil Can Mechanic
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Oil Can Mechanic
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The only brown wrinkle paint, I know of, is from Jim Carter's. Maybe the Filling Station has it too. It is not easy to work with and requires a drying oven. I just bought the black wrinkle paint in rattle cans from Napa and then painted it the correct brown color when the black was dry. Worked great for me, was a lot easier and I got more consistant results.
Richard
I try to be the person my dog thought I was.
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I bought my wrinkle paint at an Ace Hardware store. I used it to paint the hot water heater on my 31 coupe. I did not use an oven, just let it dry and it came out great. That was black that I used. The trick with the black and then the color you need sounds pretty clever. Good luck finding it in your area.
Sal Orlando
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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After purchasing black wrinkle paint and just letting it air dry, 4 coats turned out really nice then painted it with the gray for my gauge panel.
I have seen brown wrinkle paint at the auto parts store, Auto Zone, if you have them in your area.
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