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Here's a look a my shelf of "Wipe On" Auto Paint Cans. You don't need fancy spray equipment or even a paintbrush. You can paint your own car with a pad, pour it on and wipe it around. Apparently, this was a thing 75+ years ago.
Jim "Oldgas" Potts
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Very interesting. Thanks Jim.
Randy
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Here are a couple more "Wipe-On" auto paint display items. Dab and Plicote brands.
 Plicote Wipe-On Paint Sign
 Dab Wipe-On Paint Display
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Super interesting, Jim. I lived through the time period you mentioned, and was a car guy the entire time (and somewhat funds-challenged, too). And, I had never heard of this type of paint product before. Thanks for sharing. John
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