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Old 08-01-14, 04:26
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Franks.

That's good news. Any idea who makes it or what it's called? All the local paint suppliers around here seem to come up with are the typical cans of common wrinkle/crinkle finish.

Interesting about the thickness of application required to get the proper effect. Where the original paint has chipped on the inside of my speaker, it is noticeably thick and I suspect the original paint finish is buried under the reconditioned wrinkle paint on the AR88LF cabinet I have, as it has very thick paint overall.


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