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FWIW:
Worn case of a Zenith TO, painted with artists' acrylic; Payne's gray, thinned with water to a creamy consistency so the brush strokes can be brushed out. It seemed to fill the little bald spots where the fabric shows through, and dries quickly to a plastic finish. I used a fan brush. The Payne's gray is actually a blue-black, and seemed to match the original color quite well. Not a museum resto, but I restored the radio to use it a fair amount. I thought the gloss was just enough to look good without appearing "polished"... kind of a kid leather look. Nelson |
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That looks pretty good. I have used black liquid shoe dye (not polish) to
the same end. It goes on very easily with a foam applicator. And, as you say, the final result is not too glossy. Phil Nelson |
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