House of Kolor paints in Toronto, or just generally
05-02-2004, 12:21 PM
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Anyone have any experience with these products?
I am considering using them on my Impala, but have not really looked into their price or availability in and around Toronto.
Any info would be much appreciated.
I am hoping to either use one of their 'marbleizer' products and/or a blue kameleon or Kandy with gold or orange flake, etc..
Basically trying to work out the best , cheapest way to get a 'lowrider' paint job without the airbrushing, etc..
I am considering using them on my Impala, but have not really looked into their price or availability in and around Toronto.
Any info would be much appreciated.
I am hoping to either use one of their 'marbleizer' products and/or a blue kameleon or Kandy with gold or orange flake, etc..
Basically trying to work out the best , cheapest way to get a 'lowrider' paint job without the airbrushing, etc..
05-02-2004, 08:45 PM
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WHERE can i find it
WHERE can I view samples/chips/color books
WHAT does 'pricey' mean
Give me something to work with here, boys.
Anyhoo, I emailed their montreal distributor, hope to hear from them shortly
WHERE can I view samples/chips/color books
WHAT does 'pricey' mean
Give me something to work with here, boys.
Anyhoo, I emailed their montreal distributor, hope to hear from them shortly
05-03-2004, 07:21 AM
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You may be able to get it through Davenport's automotive supply. There is a location in Bradford and one in Orangeville I believe. As for a sample book, the retailer may have one but other than that, you may have to go to an actual painter. I know of one who has a book and it is pretty awesome. As for pricey, I have heard anywhere from $200 a quart to about $800 a quart for the crazy stuff but that may be the wholesale price. Just curious, have you ever seen an entire car done in marblizer? I checked out a motorcycle tank and unless you are up close, it give the appearance that the entire piece is covered in some kind of dust that has been swirled around, especially if it is a dark colour, but that is just me. Their metal flakes on the other hand are the cat's ***.
05-03-2004, 05:44 PM
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Originally posted by Ranger_Custom:
You may be able to get it through Davenport's automotive supply. There is a location in Bradford and one in Orangeville I believe. As for a sample book, the retailer may have one but other than that, you may have to go to an actual painter. I know of one who has a book and it is pretty awesome. As for pricey, I have heard anywhere from $200 a quart to about $800 a quart for the crazy stuff but that may be the wholesale price. Just curious, have you ever seen an entire car done in marblizer? I checked out a motorcycle tank and unless you are up close, it give the appearance that the entire piece is covered in some kind of dust that has been swirled around, especially if it is a dark colour, but that is just me. Their metal flakes on the other hand are the cat's ***.
You may be able to get it through Davenport's automotive supply. There is a location in Bradford and one in Orangeville I believe. As for a sample book, the retailer may have one but other than that, you may have to go to an actual painter. I know of one who has a book and it is pretty awesome. As for pricey, I have heard anywhere from $200 a quart to about $800 a quart for the crazy stuff but that may be the wholesale price. Just curious, have you ever seen an entire car done in marblizer? I checked out a motorcycle tank and unless you are up close, it give the appearance that the entire piece is covered in some kind of dust that has been swirled around, especially if it is a dark colour, but that is just me. Their metal flakes on the other hand are the cat's ***.
http://www.autobodysupply.net/houseofcolor/houseof.htm
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