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Also a popular choice for industrial equipment for many years, up through about 20 years ago.

Now white is most common... a bit odd since the stuff looks dirty before it is even ran once.

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Many thanks for the all the answers and for the alternate paint colours.
You are correct. Bill Hirsch has the paint but no longer has an Aussie distributor or agent so wont send a can to me because it is classed as flammable, talk about frustrating! I will check out your alternatives.

BTW Kev, how do I change my email address for the site?

If you can't change it in your profile, then send me a PM with the details and I will change it for you.

It’s not where one would expect it to be under Edit Account (it’s not editable there) so select View Account from the top of the left menu, then select the little Change Email button at the top.

Bill Hirsch still carries the Packard green paint as I just painted my engine about 2 months ago their web site is www.hirschauto.com it is very good coverage paint.

As I said above, they no longer have an Australian distributor and wont sell me the paint because of transport problems with flammability. How did you get yours?

Kev, I have tried many times to change my email address but nothing changes. Could you pleas change it for me? It is currently nolene.mcqueen@bigpond.com , my wife, and I want to change it to my address- colin.mcqueen@bigpond.com .
Thanks, Colin