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12-18-2005, 12:23 PM
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Napa Paint??
I just aquired a whole bunch of napa paint made by Martin Senour. When i say a whole bunch I mean 50+ gallons. My fathers NAPA building burned down but the paint was left in a back room and wasn't harmed. My question is is this paint any good? If i can use it i would like to because it was free to me. What do you think?
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12-18-2005, 01:11 PM
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Martin-Senour paint is simply Sherwin-Williams paint with a different label on it and marketed thru NAPA stores. It is a good product as a rule.
However, I will bet what you probably have are toners off a mixing bank. Throw some part numbers off the cans at me and I will tell you what you have. If they are toners, they are basically worthless to you by themselves. Brian
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