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64. Nick - 2010-02-05 14:39:11
A model web site. Clear, concise and easy to use. How refreshing. I now feel able to reliably pick a colour for repainting my 88 with Tekaloid - sounds good stuff.


63. Peter Large - 2009-12-12 22:59:50
Can’t help but be inspired. Will leave the compressor off when I start restoring my 1952 O Type Bedford truck. Have purchased a couple of Hamilton brushes and will have a go with Tekloid. Will be putting photos on CC forum, First Bedford user name.
May thanks
Pete

62. Nigel Mottershead - 2009-11-11 12:12:12
Great site and I found it very useful and informative so thanks for taking the time to set it up. Maybe you can also help me - I am also in Cheshire and need to get some paint for my 1950 Series 1 Land Rover. Tekaloid seems to be the stuff, but I cannot decide if it should be Bronze Green, Mid bronze green or Deep Bronze Green - any ideas? Thanks again for the site. Best regards, Nigel Mottershead

" target=_blank>61. Michael Hull - 2009-08-25 19:29:44
Very informative website dad.
You explained everything with great detail, and you show your great knowledge of the coach-painting world very well.
I did not realise that so many steps where required with painting, and I did not realise that there were quite so many different shades of colours.

Also I think I have grown on a bit now from 7 now though haven’t I.
~Michael

60. Dennis - 2009-07-12 13:18:10
Excellent site

I used the Tekaloid as recommended - a very forgiving paint. I didn’t have the skill to brush paint my landy so I used a roller - The finish was superb.

I have a WT Sanker to paint next so I’m going to practice with the brush

59. martin chaloner - 2009-05-15 16:56:12
hi, this is a fantastic sight, i run my own buissnes in worcester painting landrovers from series 123 and defenders and this sight has been very helpful on finding out colour codes keep up the good work

58. Paul Doyle - 2009-04-29 11:26:17
Arright Ace, howz it goin’?
-Paul Doyle.

57. Simon Baverstock - 2009-03-26 19:24:30
A very helpful, interesting and informative site, with a wonderful wealth of experience too. My Series 2 Landy has just come out of a barn and is on its way to renovation; the bodywork looked rough but will benefit from all I have learnt here.
Thankyou!

" target=_blank>56. Greg Brown - 2009-02-18 21:00:21
I am so pleased to have found your site. My father was a very skilled coach painter, and I picked up some of his skills which I last used in around 1985 to paint the cab of a truck. Anyway, I have just bought an ’89 Landrover which is going to be undergoing some remedial treatments including a new paintjob, which is how I found your site - searching for Landrover paint codes.
Well, I got more than I bargained for - a complete refresher course!
This site is a first class resource, I, and I am sure many others, really appreciate what you have done here.
Thanks.

" target=_blank>55. Martin Whitlock - 2009-02-06 17:20:06
Thanks for the site. I have sprayed quite a few classic cars in the past but I have just repainted a 1914 Chater lea using the methods described on your site. thanks again for all the help your site provided

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