D dshebuski Junior Member Nov 5, 2011 #1 Is their a paint available for floor boards that meets the requirements for fine point judging?? Regular black does not qualify !!
Is their a paint available for floor boards that meets the requirements for fine point judging?? Regular black does not qualify !!
jw hash Well-known member Nov 5, 2011 #2 I use DP90, I thin out the first coat and it soaks in to the wood real goog then put two coats on them and they stay looking good for years,
I use DP90, I thin out the first coat and it soaks in to the wood real goog then put two coats on them and they stay looking good for years,
peters180a/170b Well-known member Nov 5, 2011 #3 Minwax ,Wood Finish ,, JACOBEAN 2750 ,,Penetrates , Stains & Seals ! I have done 5 "A"s all using this. With 2 Henry Ford winners ,, as far as Fine Point Judging it passed .
Minwax ,Wood Finish ,, JACOBEAN 2750 ,,Penetrates , Stains & Seals ! I have done 5 "A"s all using this. With 2 Henry Ford winners ,, as far as Fine Point Judging it passed .
W wrndln Well-known member Nov 5, 2011 #4 I have used Rustoleum paint thinned down (half solvent and half flat black paint). It is inexpensive and looks good - kind of like a stain.
I have used Rustoleum paint thinned down (half solvent and half flat black paint). It is inexpensive and looks good - kind of like a stain.
Glenn C. Well-known member Nov 5, 2011 #5 We use a regular clear stain tinted with black until it matches a set of original Model A floor boards.
We use a regular clear stain tinted with black until it matches a set of original Model A floor boards.
Mike V. Florida Well-known member Nov 6, 2011 #6 FYI, I beleive that the original stuff was asphalt based.