Since paint is relatively cheap compared to the amount of work involved in
preparation prior to painting, as well as the importance of the quality of
paint to the ultimate overall appearance of the car, just throw the can of
paint away and get some new paint! (The "we tight" club has a lot of merit,
but don't join the "we stupid" club!)
Bob
>Specifically,
>I have a gallon can and a 7.5 oz. spray can filled with Sherwin Williams
>Acrylyd Acrylic Enamel in Primrose Yellow (code JS-4893). The PO had it
>because that is the color he wanted to paint it (the usual clues lead me to
>believe that my car was previously red, but it is currently BRG). Maybe
>I'll pick up a project car just to use up this paint. I mean, after all, I
>already have the paint. I might as well use it. :-) My question is,
will
>it go bad, or will enough shaking/stirring make it okay to use? I know one
>gallon might not be enough from painting the current Bugeye (not and have
it
>thick enough if you fisheye it anywhere and have to repaint a section--I
>swear I was sabotaged).
>Ryan
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