Good point about using rattle can paint. Actually, I was thinking a bit more quality stuff. I probably shouldn't have said "Krylon" although they have some good color matches and good quality paint for some of the sign restorations I've done. I should mention that I do use an air brush for most of my work, and do try to go quality rather than just a hack job with cheap paint. But again, what I'm really interested in is color match studies dealing with Oil Company logos. For example, here are several companies out there that put out some very high quality touch up paint in the automotive industry. For example, at the moment, Duplicolor brand (available at any auto parts store) puts out something like 150 different OEM exact-match colors available for current and late-model domestic and foreign cars, along with some great clear coat sprays, all in both 8oz spray and liquid bottle sizes for touch up brushing. That's more of what I'm suggesting. Thanks for reeling me in here.
Last edited by thatgoodgulfguy; Sat Mar 17 2012 01:37 PM.