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Old 06-11-2015, 08:20 PM
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Found this today,rustoleum 659 yellow, has fish oil in it,even smells fishy,matches IH yellow.
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$ 1.98 at your local Jamesway
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Never knew of paint with fish oil in it! Got any chips to go with the fish? Lol
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I would be careful painting anything with that........Might end up with fish eyes in the paint.
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whats with the smashed can? Microsoft down 3 points?



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Found this today,rustoleum 659 yellow, has fish oil in it,even smells fishy,matches IH yellow.
Hopefully you guys don't chew on your cub cadet.

$ 1.98 at your local Jamesway
jamesway??? didnt they go the way of rickels and channel lumber?
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i am not sure if the new rusty metal primer still uses fish oil,but years ago before such stuff as por-15 i used it doing volkswagen beetle floor restorations. water will just sit on top and not cause further rust. guess i better read a new can
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jamesway??? didnt they go the way of rickels and channel lumber?
Yesh i think Jamesway was the last to go...
I was going to use it for some small stuff,it is a full pt.can,but I wonder what you thin it with?
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Yesh i think Jamesway was the last to go...
I was going to use it for some small stuff,it is a full pt.can,but I wonder what you thin it with?

Tarter sauce.
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You landlocked guys got it all wrong,I was thinking cocktail sauce.
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