I've googled the heck out of this...looked at MCM and others and
surprisingly coming up with nothing.

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

I ain't finding it.....thanks for any help.

What is it you wish to touch up , is it Plastic or Metal ?
Here in Canada I have used Touch up paint from just
regular Hardware stores to touch up Metal and you
cannot tell the difference.

kip

"EBG" wrote in message
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I've googled the heck out of this...looked at MCM and others and
surprisingly coming up with nothing.

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

I ain't finding it.....thanks for any help.

On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 10:40:42 -0500, EBG wrote:
I've googled the heck out of this...looked at MCM and others and
surprisingly coming up with nothing.

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

I ain't finding it.....thanks for any help.

What PC lasts long enough to need touch-up paint? :-)

Jonesy

EBG wrote:
I've googled the heck out of this...looked at MCM and others and
surprisingly coming up with nothing.

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

I ain't finding it.....thanks for any help.

Hi...

I suspect easiest, fastest, and cheapest might be to
just chip a little flake off of the back or bottom,
and take it into one of the big box auto parts stores.

Compare your little chip with some of the thousands
upon thousands of auto touch up spray cans. One of 'em
has to match.

Ken

On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 10:40:42 -0500, EBG wrote:
I've googled the heck out of this...looked at MCM and others and
surprisingly coming up with nothing.

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

I ain't finding it.....thanks for any help.
Try visiting a hardware store. They'll have an entire isle of spray
paints suitable for use on a metal case.

On 2-Feb-2005, "EBG" wrote:

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

Car paint cans. Better, you can have a large can made to order or
match your sample, works out cheaper than multiple small cans, and
the pressure is more consistent.

Try TEXTURED Rust-oleum, but also CAMOFLAGE Rustoleum.
Textured is best, matches the "pebbly" finish, but it might not come in
exact color. I know the camoflage does come in right color.
wrote in message
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On 2-Feb-2005, "EBG" wrote:

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray
paint?

Car paint cans. Better, you can have a large can made to order or
match your sample, works out cheaper than multiple small cans, and
the pressure is more consistent.

"EBG" wrote in message
...
I've googled the heck out of this...looked at MCM and others and
surprisingly coming up with nothing.

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

I ain't finding it.....thanks for any help.

Some bigger hardware stores can blend up your color and put it in a spray
can for you.
--
N

"EBG" wrote in message
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I've googled the heck out of this...looked at MCM and others and
surprisingly coming up with nothing.

Doesn't anyone make a "bone" or ivory color computer touch up spray paint?

I ain't finding it.....thanks for any help.



I've seen similar colors in hardware stores, if I were you I'd pick up a can
and respray the whole case, it's not a car, shouldn't matter if it's dead-on
original.

"Chuck Chandler" wrote in message
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Try TEXTURED Rust-oleum, but also CAMOFLAGE Rustoleum.
Textured is best, matches the "pebbly" finish, but it might not come in
exact color. I know the camoflage does come in right color.

If you're sanding down and repainting or trying to cover blemishes yes,
otherwise the original paint underneath should provide the texture.

Hi!

What PC lasts long enough to need touch-up paint? :-)

These do.

http://www.walshcomptech.com/comp_coll.htm

It took a nasty basement flood to kill the few that really died. Most were
fine after drying out and cleaning up.

William

On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 23:10:14 GMT, William R. Walsh wrote:
Hi!

What PC lasts long enough to need touch-up paint? :-)

These do.

http://www.walshcomptech.com/comp_coll.htm

It took a nasty basement flood to kill the few that really died.
Most were fine after drying out and cleaning up.

Ah! Sorry about your loss(es)!!

Jonesy
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