Lister Paint

Tony, try your local specialist auto paint supplier. That's where mine comes from.

Ask your garage who his supplier is if you can't locate one.

suitable Mid-Brunswick Green paint or

In message , Tony Smith writes

I don't know where you are in the country, but agricultural suppliers such as Burgess often have machinery paint on the shelves in litre tins. My primer, thinners and Mid-Brunswick Green comes from Burgesses in Sundorne, Shrewsbury.

There's

And from Internal Fire discussion forums, contributed by Roland Craven,

You could just leave it with that "ridden hard and put away wet" look :-)

TTFN

Pete

Try

They produce QD90 Machinery & Metal Paint which is heat resistant, and fuel resistant. It is a high gloss finish but only available in a limited range of colours...but ! QD Landrover Green is ideal for Listers & Petters and QD Green is what I use for Fowlers and I have always been pleased with the results.

Not too expensive and can be brushed or sprayed (I prefer brushing though) I would apply at least two coats, (but more often three), rubbed down in between. I use two coats of Finnigans No1 Beige as the base primer/undercoat and have had no problems.

There are contact details on the website to obtain your local supplier.

Hope this helps David

Yep, I can vouch for Blackfriars QD-90, great paint, and in reasonable quantities for the price.

Joules

Hi,

Genuine Mid, Dark or light Brunswick green can be bought from Dacrylate paints, at Ki= rkby in Ashfield Notts. Tey are BS colours and readily available

Try their Website.

I have used their paints for some years and they are very good.

Primer for steel & iron is good, the machinery enamel is excelent for brush or spray. I= ts also cheap at about =C2=A36 for 2.5 Litres. They are long life alkyd resin paints.

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United Paint Company Stanley Road Lowestoft Suffolk. £12.00 a tin.

Genuine Mid, Dark or light Brunswick green can be bought from Dacrylate paints, at Kirkby in Ashfield Notts. Tey are BS colours and readily available

Try their Website.

I have used their paints for some years and they are very good.

Primer for steel & iron is good, the machinery enamel is excelent for brush or spray. Its also cheap at about £6 for 2.5 Litres. They are long life alkyd resin paints.

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Hi Tony, Most suitable trade paint suppliers will mix Mid Brunswick but always ask for a industrial metal cladding type paint as it has a slightly higher heat rating. Johntone paints seem to be the best in my opinion. Good luck Clayton Jones

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