[Boatanchors] Globe Scout 65 and Globe Scout 65A Cabinet Paint.

Paul Kraemer elespe at lisco.com
Sat Sep 24 13:03:59 EDT 2011


Lee
I recently refinished a cabinet destined for a Chief 90A
I used RustOleum hammered finish in the silver / gray color
While not exactly same as the I remember the 90A I started with in 58 it was 
very close and the end user was very pleased with it.
The RustOleum finish is a bit touchy. Too little and it is just silver / 
gray paint.  Too much and it looks like it was "hammered to death".  Took me 
two tries to get it right even though I practiced on a scrap first.
Paul K0UYA
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "lee" <pulsarxp at embarqmail.com>
To: <boatanchors at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2011 2:32 AM
Subject: [Boatanchors] Globe Scout 65 and Globe Scout 65A Cabinet Paint.


> Is there anyone on here who could tell me what the paint looks like on 
> both
> a WRL Globe Scout 65 and also a Globe Scout 65A transmitter cabinet?  I 
> have
> one each and both were purchased with sand blasted cabinets and were
> provided to me with just  primer on the BUD cabinets.  I tried finding the
> required info on the WRL reflector but got no results there.
>
> As a kid,  I purchased a brand new Globe Scout 40A and it's Bud cabinet 
> had
> a Hammertone finish in a blue/gray color.  That transmitter is long gone.
> Looking at Globe Scout sales photos in black and white for the 65 model, 
> the
> finish appears to be a Hammertone paint.  This is probably true for the 
> 65A
> too.  The paint in the B/W photo is definitely not Wrinkle paint.  That
> said,  something in the back of my head says the paint was a GREEN
> Hammertone and not the normally seen light GRAY Hammertone.  Of course I
> can't tell the color looking at the black and white sales brochure.
>
> So, does anyone on here know the true color on the 65 and 65A cabinets?
> Maybe they were the same and then maybe different in color.  I have no
> sample around here to have tested at a paint shop to have the paint mixed
> for me.  It would be great if someone actually had paint formulas for 
> these
> rigs.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Lee, w0vt
> Houston
>
>
>
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