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Old 08-01-14, 01:29
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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That is good news, Lynn. I was a bit concerned that if the paint was something unique to the electronics industry, it might be a real challenge tracking down information about it and it's availability today.

We seem to be at a point in time where so many manufacturing companies from days gone are either out of business or have been recycled so many times, their history is completely lost. Even the companies that are still surviving have lost so many of their older employees now, their history is disappearing as well.

Having this paint show up in the automotive industry will hopefully increase the chances it will still be available.

Cheers for now,


David
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