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Joe, the new TTX color is one that I unfortunately found not to be commercially available.   You are going to have to custom mix this color.  I tried CAT yellow, but that was too dark for TTX.   I would look at the various yellows from Scalecoat, then using the closest yellow, tint to match using a color photo as your guide.  Now, I do not know about the acrylic paints out there, as I strictly use solvent based paints only.  Hope this suggestion helps.

Originally Posted by Enginear-Joe:

 I have an Atlas 89' flat that is undecorated. If I wanted to paint it for TTX, what color do they use? It appears to be a custom color? Thanks for any help.

Joe, go to one of the big box stores with one of the  cars I made,, have them match  a sample   batch of the color and  you'll come pretty close.  I had a paint store make the color from a  sample chip and painted   them lacquer  directly on the styrene.  Yes, boys, I know it can not be done  w/o  'pruning the plastic'  but   the se several hundred cars I made never pruned.

 

Ed Reutling

Originally Posted by reutling:
Originally Posted by Enginear-Joe:

 I have an Atlas 89' flat that is undecorated. If I wanted to paint it for TTX, what color do they use? It appears to be a custom color? Thanks for any help.

Joe, go to one of the big box stores with one of the  cars I made,, have them match  a sample   batch of the color and  you'll come pretty close.  I had a paint store make the color from a  sample chip and painted   them lacquer  directly on the styrene.  Yes, boys, I know it can not be done  w/o  'pruning the plastic'  but   the se several hundred cars I made never pruned.

 

Ed Reutling

Thanks All. Ed, I have a TT well car in front of me that you painted and it does look great!

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