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Old 08-30-2014, 06:36 PM
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Dupli-Color School bus yellow part number DA1663. List price is $5.79, I paid under $4.00 per can at O'Reilly's (guy that runs the store takes good care of me) so far I've used about 1 and 1/2 cans of primer and 2 and 1/2 cans of yellow. So far I like the Dupli-Color better than any of the other stuff I've used. Wish they made it for the newer Cubs. (edit this is not an exact match for the color used on the O's, it's close but not exact. But Cub wanted over $14.00 a can for what they sell and I have never been impressed with Cub rattle can paint)
Am I reading this correct? You got all this painted with just those few cans?
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Sam, did you ever try out that battery you linked to a few pages back?
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Sam, did you ever try out that battery you linked to a few pages back?
Not yet but I plan on getting one soon. I have a dead batt in one of my toys.
Stay tuned. I'll post the results in the general area.
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Not yet but I plan on getting one soon. I have a dead batt in one of my toys.
Stay tuned. I'll post the results in the general area.
Thanks. Also, can you plz quote on how much you painted with one can of that paint. I think I might be using some soon.
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