Well once I sow TimO's Interior paint I new that's what I wanted mine to look like. Under Tim's Blog he made mention that he used a "Delfleet FDG Single Stage Poly and he even posted the Paint Color mixing print out and how to even get the right gloss. Well when I went down to my local PPG paint store today I found out what I wanted wasn't available. Here is what my PPG guy told me today and please Tim let me know if I was told something that's not true because I have NO idea about anything when it comes to paint.
I was told today that the "Delfleet FDG" is not a Tint-able paint and that they only have certain colors that this paint comes in and that it only comes in a gloss finish. I printed out what Tim has on his blog that shows all the different tint specs and they told me that's just there "Delfleet Standard Grey Color" and that if I wanted an Eggshell appearance then I would have to go with the "Delfleet Evolution FDGH" product Grey in color and then I could get it in an Eggshell finish. Below is what I was told to use. Tim, does this sound right to you? I painted a rib that I got out of my bad parts bin and it seems to match pretty close to TimO's interior. I will let you know how it holds up to my sketch and chemical test tomorrow.
I was told today that the "Delfleet FDG" is not a Tint-able paint and that they only have certain colors that this paint comes in and that it only comes in a gloss finish. I printed out what Tim has on his blog that shows all the different tint specs and they told me that's just there "Delfleet Standard Grey Color" and that if I wanted an Eggshell appearance then I would have to go with the "Delfleet Evolution FDGH" product Grey in color and then I could get it in an Eggshell finish. Below is what I was told to use. Tim, does this sound right to you? I painted a rib that I got out of my bad parts bin and it seems to match pretty close to TimO's interior. I will let you know how it holds up to my sketch and chemical test tomorrow.