True Red Lustercote Help!!!
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From: Nicholasville,
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I finally caved in and tried lustercote despite what people have been saying about it. I used there primary and followed the instuctions exact. My only complaint is that the Lustercote isnt even close to matching the monocote. The lustercote True Red is alot darker than the Monocote True Red. Does anyoneknow if i can do anything to make it match better? Other than it not matching I had no problems with the paint it went on smooth and glossy, just doesnt match worth a darn!
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I've also used LustreKote with good results and it matched the True Red MonoKote pretty well. Did you apply the red over the LustreKote white primer?
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Yep, I applied the True Red over top of the Lustercote primer and the match is horrible, its smooth and glossy but doesnt match at all. Is there anything I can do? It looks bad enough were I am thinking about not using the cowl at all! Any help would be appreciated!
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The last couple cans I have used have been awfull. The color matched perfectly, but the can just kept spitting globs of paint. It was a total mess. Ive used it for years and only recently started to have problems. More importantly, the formula changed a few years ago and new cans are not compatible with those from the mid ninetys as I found out (the hard way)
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From: Nicholasville,
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Well i just realised why it doesnt match, stupid me forgot what color the monocote was!! The monocote color is missle red not true red lol! Can I sand the paint and put Missle red over top of my mistake?




