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    Joe Buckwalter
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      Where can I purchase Chris-Craft blue “outboard” paint? I there a matching automotive color? I purchase Moeller Chris-Craft blue motor paint, but that is the color they used on their inboard motors.

      #221182
      bob-d
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        Joe, unfortunately the one supplier who had the correct color paint for your motor (Reprotint) recently went out of business. Your best bet would be to bring a clean piece of the motor to an auto paint supplier who can use a spectrometer to match the color.
        Bob D

        #221227
        Joe Buckwalter
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          Forever grateful for your response. I have run into a brick wall trying to restore my old C-C outboards.

          Joe

          #221233
          bob-d
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            Joe, once you get the paint, if you don’t have a compressor and spray gun, pick up a Preval sprayer at Home Depot or Amazon etc. Inexpensive way to shoot your paint, hardener, and reducer combination.
            Bob D

            #221272
            kirkp
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              bob-d, have you done much painting using this sprayer? I’m just wondering how it worked out for you? I have one but haven’t had a chance to use it yet.
              thanks
              Kirk

              #221275
              RICHARD A. WHITE
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                I have used the Preval on more than one outboard, quite simply, it works…If you are doing Bigtwin’s and such, get the correct gun, smaller hp motors the Preval works very well.

                http://www.richardsoutboardtools.com
                classicomctools@gmail.com

                #221280
                bwanadon
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                  Looks like the Preval system can be recharged. How do you recharge it?

                  #221284
                  bob-d
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                    I have used the Preval system many times. Works great. Can pick them up in Home Depot for about $5.
                    Propellant spray part is on top. You mix the paint in the glass jar on bottom. After propellant gone, you can pick up just the spray part.
                    Bob D

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                    #221375
                    kirkp
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                      Thanks for the replies about the sprayer. Guess I’ll have to give it a go.

                      Apologies to Joe for redirecting his post.

                      Kirk

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