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Started by jackpilot, October 16, 2009, 07:04:03 AM

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jackpilot

Hi Guys
Is there any way we can get the Boeing/Airbus colors in a spray can?
Would be very handy for small parts .
Any tips, ideas?


Jack

Trevor Hale

#1
Sure can... 



LOL.  Does anyone else have any suggestions?

Trev
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pebo

Do know some spraying shops are able to put it into spray cans for you. Try a car body garage or similar.

Per
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Hi Jack

Not sure if I'm quite replying with the correct details, but this might be of some use  http://www.bfsmedia.com/~cockpits/resources/paint.htm and apparently Benjamin Moore now fill spray cans with custom colours. My source is from here http://www.katzacehardware.benmoorepaints.com/channelnet.aspx?cn=SiteBuilder&act=view&crt=sitekey=523%26pagekey=303. Hopefully there's a store near you that can supply this service.

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Trevor Hale

#4
Fantastic information.  I was unaware Benjamin Moore would create spray can's for us..  Now.. if only we had the Boeing Grey color we would be all set :)

Trev
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#5
Hi Trevor

I reckon we might actually have some of this (in a spray can too) because we do custom jobs for a local flight simulator manufacturer. I'm seeing him later on today so I'll ask him what the formula was. If we have it, it'll be the real deal formula as it's a commercial company we do the work for ...

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Ruscool Blog

Trevor Hale

That would be fantastic if you could get it.

Best regards,

Trev
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Boeing Skunk Works

If you can get the mixture for the gray that would be great too!
Why yes...I am a rocket scientist...

Boeing, Collins, Gables, Sperry, PPG, Korry, Pacific Scientific, Honeywell

jackpilot

Hey Guys
Found this:
http://www.bppaint.com/aerosol.php

What about a massive order we could share.
Having it sent to the nearest place and dispatched at regular USmail later?


Jack

NAX228

#9
Hi
A google search "boeing color RAL" gave a few results, a.o. RAL 7040. You can watch the color here: http://allral.com/view.php?id=7040
I guess vendors have both lighter and darker colors on panels, but it's up to you.
There is many shops mixing your RAL and put it on regular sprayboxes. Ask your local paintstore (of some size), or a garage.
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FLY737

The 737 Boeing colors are: RAL 7011 and RAL 7031

There's a shop in Germany selling them as a spraypaint:
http://www.jwundpartner.de/epages/15465782.sf/en_US/?ViewObjectID=67377554

So, I think, this must be avialable in other countries too!

Cheers
René
René Billiani
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when acting as a wave

#11
Unfortunately the spray cans we used were actually supplied to us by our customer and the paint description on the sides of them simply says 'Boeing Dark Grey' ..
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jackpilot

Quote from: FLY737 on October 16, 2009, 11:53:02 AM
The 737 Boeing colors are: RAL 7011 and RAL 7031

There's a shop in Germany selling them as a spraypaint:
http://www.jwundpartner.de/epages/15465782.sf/en_US/?ViewObjectID=67377554

René

Thanks René
14 Euros is $21 + shipping
If we can source it here in the US for $7.00 (bulk order) with the guys I mentionned earlier...
...How many of you (local) guys would be interested?
Otherwise I will order one or two cans  from Germany...price difference is a non issue on a small order like that.
What do you think?


Jack

shaneb

#13
Hey guys,

If you come up with the paint formula you should be able to get it mixed at a paint shop . .  as for putting the paint in an aerosol can check this site out . . a little expensive but the can is reuseable / rechargeable.

http://www.eastwood.com/ew-billet-rechargeable-aerosol-can.html

Check out the rest of Eastwood site as there are many other products that may be useful during your build.  I restore older Corvettes and found this site very useful when refurbishing original parts.  Hope it helps out.
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