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Painting a Cavalier USS-8-64
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I've removed the door on my Cavalier USS-8-64 Coke machine and want to sand and re-paint the white paint area (see the attached pictures) using Rust-Oleum and then putting on ~3 coats of clear coat to protect the paint. Is there a way to remove the metal piece that's painted white from the rest of the machine? I've removed several screws that I thought would separate the white painted area, but so far it's not coming out. If it can't be removed, I'll paint it in place and make sure I mask off the other areas well.
Is spray Rust-Oleum paint the right paint to use or are there better choices. I don't want to go through the expense of power coating.
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Re: Painting a Cavalier USS-8-64
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January 10, 2016, 03:57:31 pm »
I would be happy to email you a copy of the service manual - you may find it useful in taking the machine apart. Send me your email via message and I will send it over.
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Re: Painting a Cavalier USS-8-64
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Rust-Oleum is good paint. The nozzle can be a problem. Krylon does a better job of consistent spray. Whatever you choose it helps to warm the can in water to 75 degrees or so. Shake for at least 3 minutes before the warm up and a couple after. Several light coats better than one thick.
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