Interior color material

[John McGraw]

What are some of you guys using for interior paint material? For years, I have used lacquer flattened to an eggshell or dead flat sheen, depending on the upholstery material used. My local jobber has now deleted almost all of his lacquer toners, so I have to send a swatch off to TCP Global to have a matching lacquer mixed. This has become a time-consuming process and a general pain in the ass! Lacquer was a great choice, as it dries almost immediately. and is so easy to touch-up. It seems that going base/clear with a matte clear might be a bigger pain in the ass than sending my swatches off to TCP. What say y'all?

Regards, John McGraw

 

[texasking]

I've been using urethane based interior paint for many years. Any jobber should be able to mix it.

 

[Jim C]

basf's system with diamont was just basecoat with cat @ 10%. no clear or anything. just base it and its done. i have done that with a few other brands as well. works good

 

[John Long]

On mine. I used Wanda base and cleared with flattened SPI Universal clear. It has a very factory look.