Good morning and thanks for reading this.
To all those out there who are experienced in restoration of older equipment - I have a question
I have recently repaired and restoring a now fully functional Kenwood SM-220 Station monitor.
The case unfortunately is in a poor condition and beyond restoration with the usual T-cut and auto polish. Rust has formed through the usual Kenwood grey paint finish.
I think the only solution is to strip and respray the paintwork.
Does anyone know if that original Kenwood colour and finish is still available or if there is a suitable alternative amongst current auto paints?
I would love to know what others have used in this situation?
Kevin VK4UH
Brisbane
vk4uh@wia.org.au
Kenwood SM-220 Restoration
Kenwood SM-220 Restoration
Kevin (KJ) VK4UH
Brisbane
Brisbane
Re: Restoration
if you cant find a suitable spray can your local auto paint outlet will mix whats required to colour match , some will even install it in a can
Re: Kenwood SM-220 Restoration
Hi KJ,
This might help. At the very least it gives you advice on how to replicate the original paint texture.
http://www.wb4hfn.com/KENWOOD/Articles/ ... EX-001.pdf
This might help. At the very least it gives you advice on how to replicate the original paint texture.
http://www.wb4hfn.com/KENWOOD/Articles/ ... EX-001.pdf
Lou - VK3ALB
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