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  1. Recovry4x4

    Painting engine area

    An old collector steered me to mineral spirits when I laid my first coat of Gillespie a few years back. He was quite confident in his advice and I took it. Its worked beautifully for me everytime. I was going to switch to xylene but why, what I'm using is working perfectly. I'll keep using...
  2. Recovry4x4

    Painting engine area

    Alright, Xylene it is!
  3. Recovry4x4

    Painting engine area

    Jed, you won;t be dissapointed and your pocket book won't be either.
  4. Recovry4x4

    Painting engine area

    I love the Gillespie stuff. I took advice from George Baker when I painted the old M35A2. It was the first time I ever painted anything and it came out great. George suggested thinning with mineral spirits to keep the wet edge wet longer her in the FL heat. It worked absolutey perfectly.
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