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I bet that is what it is. Dimetcote, they jus changed the spelling because they print their own labels.

No problem. I'm just trying to spread the word about this paint. I have been using it for years and it is great stuff, and cheap! Looks like your truck is either CARC 383, or Marine Corps forest green. I can pick up a pint, quart, or gallon of whatever color you need whenever you need it, of...

I have all three colors for three color camo, and I also have the oldschool olive drab. I could pick up pints or quarts in whatever color you like if that's what you want to do.

I could send you some. How much do you need?

I suppose it could be. I figured all PPG suppliers carried the same product, but maybe not.

Maybe it is spelled Diamondcote. Yeah, try googling that one.

That's wierd. I have four gallons of it in my shop.

Oh, when you tell them flat, tell the FLAT FLAT. Really emphasize that and tell them you are painting an MV. Also, it sticks best to(you guessed it) 2k primer. You want to prime it and then shoot color just after the primer has flashed off, 15 minutes or so. DO NOT let the primer cure overnight...

When you order it you have to tell them you want flat, otherwise you will end up with semi- gloss. Flat is perfect as far as the sheen goes, but it is thinner because the additives to flatten it thin it out, so it requires less thinner. I believe xylene is the thinner to use if you need to thin...

why does nobody listen to me? Diamondkote from your local PPG supplier mixed to your FS paint code is going to be the toughest stuff you can get. it does not fade out in a couple years either. It is epoxy based paint, has a lot of resin in it. This is INDUSTRIAL paint. The shops on Fort Polk...