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Scalecoat Model Paint Quality Since 1968 Scalecoat Model Paint Quality Since 1968 All Scalecoat Paints are a solvent based enamel. Scalecoat I Paint is for Metal and Wood Scalecoat II Paint is for Plastic Scalecoat Model Paint A division of MinuteMan Scale Models 472 Amherst ST Suite 21 Nashua, NH 03063 Phone: 603-921-5139 Scalecoat Paint is available in 1 and 2 oz. Bottles Fax: 603-921-5048 www.MinuteManScaleModels.com And 6 oz. Aerosol Spray Cans [email protected] \|xiCBHGBy00222lz[ Item # 222 Scalecoat Model Paint a Division of MinuteMan Scale Models Recommended Steps for Application Scalecoat I Scalecoat II Scalecoat I Is a solvent based enamel paint that is designed for use Scalecoat II is a solvent based enamel paint that is designed for use on directly on metal and wood without use of a primer. Plastic without use of a primer. All Scalecoat I paints dry with a gloss finish unless specified. All Scalecoat II paints dry with a gloss finish unless specified. 1. Disassemble model completely. 1. Disassemble model completely 2. Thoroughly clean all parts to be sprayed, using any type of household dish 2. Thoroughly clean all parts to be sprayed, using any type of household dish soap soap such as Dawn™ detergent. Clean and rinse with extremely hot water. such as Dawn™ detergent. Clean and rinse with extremely hot water. Air-dry Air-dry all parts. all parts. 3. If brushing, no thinning is required. If spraying, the recommended air 3. If brushing, no thinning is required. If spraying, the recommended air pressure pressure is 20 to 25 psi. is 20 to 25 psi. 4. Using Scalecoat I thinner, thin paint, 2 parts paint to 1 part thinner is a good 4. Using Scalecoat II thinner, thin paint, 2 parts paint to 1 part thinner is a good general starting point. The amount of thinner needed can vary with color. general starting point. The amount of thinner needed can vary with color. Some Some thicker pigments, reds & oranges in particular, may require slightly thicker pigments, reds & oranges in particular, may require slightly more more thinner. Test spray on the inside of the model before application. thinner. Test spray on the inside of the model before application. 5. Apply the paint with even stokes at a distance of about 6 inches away from 5. Apply the paint with even stokes at a distance of about 6 inches away from the the model. model. 6. Allow paint to dry at least 24 hours before handling. Once the paint has dried 24 6. Allow paint to dry at least 24 hours before handling. Once the paint has dried hours you can mask and apply your next color or decals. 24 hours you can mask and apply your next color or decals. 7. Because of the high gloss finish of Scalecoat II it will accept decals without any 7. Because of the high gloss finish of Scalecoat I it will accept decals without other preparation any other preparation 8. To protect the finish and hide any decal film, use a Scalecoat clear finish 8. To protect the finish and hide any decal film, use a Scalecoat clear finish (available in Flat, Satin, and Gloss) they are compatible with the paint and any (available in Flat, Satin, and Gloss) they are compatible with the paint and decals you may use. Whatever finish you choose, use Scalecoat II thinner, and any decals you may use. Whatever finish you choose, use Scalecoat I thinner, mix at a ratio of at least 1 part clear to 1 part thinner. Allow the model to air and mix at a ratio of at least 1 part clear to 1 part thinner. Allow the model to dry after the clear is applied. air dry after the clear is applied. DO NOT USE SCALECOAT I ON PLASTIC. SCALECOAT I WILL HARM PLASTIC AND RUIN THE MODEL. ONLY USE SCALECOAT I THINNER WITH SCALECOAT I PAINT ONLY USE SCALECOAT II THINNER WITH SCALECOAT II PAINT ANY OTHER THINNERS AVAILABLE WILL CAUSE THE PAINT TO GEL. (The colors in this chart were produced by a four color printing process and therefore may not be an exact representations of the actual Scalecoat color) REV. 3/26/18 Scalecoat Model Paint a Division of MinuteMan Scale Models Scalecoat I Scalecoat II Scalecoat I Scalecoat II Scalecoat I Scalecoat II 1030 2030 1000 2000 1016 2016 SP Daylight SP Daylight Gray Primer Gray Primer Reefer Orange Reefer Orange Orange Orange 1001 2001 1031 2031 1017 2017 Loco Black Loco Black SP Daylight SP Daylight Pullman Green Pullman Green (Matte Finish) (Matte Finish) Red Red 1032 2032 1002 2002 1018 2018 UP Harbor Mist UP Harbor Mist Oxide Red Oxide Red Coach Olive Coach Olive Gray Gray 1003 2003 1019 2019 1033 2033 Graphite & Oil Graphite & Oil Southern Green Southern Green UP Dark Gray UP Dark Gray (Metallic) (Metallic) 1005 2005 1020 2020 1034 2034 Smoke Box Smoke Box Mow Gray Mow Gray PC Green PC Green Gray (Flat) Gray (Flat) 1006 2006 1021 2021 1035 2035 PRR Brunswick PRR Brunswick Roof Brown Roof Brown C&NW Yellow C&NW Yellow Green Green 1008 2008 1022 2022 1036 2036 D&H Yellow D&H Yellow UP Yellow UP Yellow C&NW Green C&NW Green 1037 2037 1009 2009 1023 2023 B&O Royal B&O Royal D&H Blue D&H Blue Silver (Metallic) Silver (Metallic) Blue Blue 1010 2010 1024 2024 1038 2038 Black Black SF Blue SF Blue BN Green BN Green 1040 2040 1011 2011 1025 2025 D&RGW D&RGW White White GN Green GN Green Orange Orange 1012 2012 1026 2026 1041 2041 Tuscan Tuscan SF Red SF Red EL Gray EL Gray 1013 2013 1027 2027 1042 2042 Boxcar Red Boxcar Red IC Orange IC Orange EL Maroon EL Maroon 1014 2014 1028 2028 1043 2043 PRR Caboose PRR Caboose SP Dark Gray SP Dark Gray EL Yellow EL Yellow Red Red 1045 2045 1015 2015 1029 2029 GN Empire GN Empire Reefer Yellow Reefer Yellow SP Scarlet Red SP Scarlet Red BLDR Green BLDR Green (The colors in this chart were produced by a four color printing process and therefore may not be an exact representations of the actual Scalecoat color) REV. 3/26/18 Scalecoat Model Paint a Division of MinuteMan Scale Models Scalecoat I Scalecoat II Scalecoat I Scalecoat II Scalecoat I Scalecoat II 1046 2046 1077 2077 1091 2091 GN Empire GN Empire Reading Green Reading Green C&O Blue C&O Blue BLDR Orange BLDR Orange 1047 2047 1112 2112 1078 2078 Aluminum Aluminum Detail Black Detail Black BNSF Orange BNSF Orange (Metallic) (Metallic) 1113 2113 1051 2051 1079 2079 Rust Rust Flat Clear Flat Clear BNSF Green BNSF Green (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) 1114 2114 1052 2052 1080 2080 Sand Sand Gloss Clear Gloss Clear BNSF White BNSF White (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) 1081 2081 1115 2115 1056 2056 PRR Freight PRR Freight Dirt Dirt Satin Clear Satin Clear Car Red Car Red (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) 1060 2060 1116 2116 1082 2082 NP Loewy Light NP Loewy Light Grime #1 Grime #1 N&W Red N&W Red Green Green (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) 1061 2061 1083 2083 1117 2117 NP Loewy Dark NP Loewy Dark Milwaukee Milwaukee Grime #2 Grime #2 Green Green Orange Orange (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) 1084 2084 1118 2118 1062 2062 UP Hopper Car UP Hopper Car Engine Black Engine Black LV Cornell Red LV Cornell Red Gray Gray (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) 1063 2063 1085 2085 1119 2119 D&H Gray D&H Gray New UP Yellow New UP Yellow Chessie Yellow Chessie Yellow 1065 2065 1120 2120 1086 2086 NYC Light NYC Light PRR Dark PRR Dark NH Green NH Green Gray Gray Tuscan Tuscan 1066 2066 1121 2121 1087 2087 NYC Dark NYC Dark Metallic Smoke Metallic Smoke Boxcar Red #2 Boxcar Red #2 Gray Gray Box Gray Box Gray 1069 2069 1088 2088 1122 2122 CP Tuscan Red CP Tuscan Red Boxcar Red #3 Boxcar Red #3 B&M Blue B&M Blue 1089 2089 1075 2075 1123 2123 CP Rail Bright CP Rail Bright Conrail Blue Conrail Blue B&M Maroon B&M Maroon Red Red 1076 2076 1124 2124 1090 2090 CB&W CB&W Erie Gray Erie Gray NH Orange NH Orange (Chinese) Red (Chinese) Red Green Green (The colors in this chart were produced by a four color printing process and therefore may not be an exact representations of the actual Scalecoat color) REV. 3/26/18 Scalecoat Model Paint a Division of MinuteMan Scale Models Scalecoat I Scalecoat II Scalecoat I Scalecoat II Scalecoat I Scalecoat II 1125 2125 1151 2151 1138 2138 Sample Coming Erie Green Erie Green CN Yellow #18 CN Yellow #18 Railbox Yellow Railbox Yellow Soon (VIA) (VIA) 1139 2139 1152 2152 1126 2126 Sample Coming Rock Island Rock Island CN Morency CN Morency CN Orange-red CN Orange-red Soon Blue Blue Orange #11 Orange #11 1127 2127 1140 2140 1153 Sample Coming 2153 CN Olive Green CN Olive Green ACL Purple ACL Purple CN Red #12 Soon CN Red #12 1128 2128 1154 2154 1141 2141 Sample Coming Railroad Tie Railroad Tie CPR Diesel CPR Diesel Reading Yellow Reading Yellow Soon Brown Brown Gray Gray 1129 2129 1155 2155 1142 2142 Sample Coming MEC Pine MEC Pine CPR Diesel CPR Diesel Gold (Metallic) Gold (Metallic) Soon Green Green Yellow Yellow 1130 2130 1143 2143 1156 Sample Coming 2156 Grimy Black Grimy Black Rutland Green Rutland Green CN Orange #12 Soon CN Orange #12 (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) 1131 2131 1144 2144 1157 Sample Coming 2157 EMD Demo EMD Demo ATSF Mineral ATSF Mineral CN Gray #12 Soon CN Gray #12 Blue (Metallic) Blue (Metallic) Brown Brown 1132 2132 1145 2145 1158 Sample Coming 2158 NYC Jade NYC Jade Milwaukee Milwaukee CN Gray #11 Soon CN Gray #11 Green Green Yellow Yellow 1133 2133 1146 2146 1159 Sample Coming 2159 NYC NYC Milwaukee Milwaukee CN Orange #11 Soon CN Orange #11 Pacemaker Red Pacemaker Red Tuscan Red Tuscan Red 1134 2134 1147 2147 1160 2160 Sample Coming Aged Concrete Aged Concrete GN Big Sky GN Big Sky BC Rail Light BC Rail Light Soon (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) Blue Blue Green Green 1135 2135 1148 2148 1161 2161 Sample Coming Sample Coming Concrete Concrete Rail Brown Rail Brown BC Rail Dark BC Rail Dark Soon Soon (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) (Satin Finish) Green Green 1149 2149 1162 2162 1136 2136 Sample Coming Sample Coming CPR Freight CPR Freight NP Pine Tree NP Pine Tree CN Red #11 CN Red #11 Soon Soon Car Red Car Red Light Green Light Green 1137 2137 1150 2150 1163 2163 Sample Coming Sample Coming CP Warm CP Warm CN Blue #18 CN Blue #18 NP Pine Tree NP Pine Tree Soon Soon Black Black (VIA) (VIA) Dark Green Dark Green (The colors in this chart were produced by a four color printing process and therefore may not be an exact representations of the actual Scalecoat color) REV.
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