ER E Paint match.

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wiredone
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ER E Paint match.

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Well it's damned close anyway
Rustoleum Machine Grey #7784
I think it's a good alternative to anything else I've seen so far.
The ER gauge on the left is original paint, The E gauge on the right is the new paint, so is the motor end cap.
So is this old news?
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Very close in color. nice find! :)
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Post by JPG »

I see dark blue in the original color. That also matches my recollection from 'original days'. I believe the blue fades over a few decades.

I 'blended' my own 'mix' by comparing it to an area of an extension table bracket that was not exposed(not faded etc.). It has a bit of red included.

We played with the mix, so 'formula' does not exist.:(

I like the dark gray better than the typical lighter machine tool gray.

There have been different paints used so here is no one exact color.
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