oldline1 http://www.minutemanscalemodels.com/v/vspfiles/Colorchart/ScalecoatColorChart.pdf
http://www.minutemanscalemodels.com/v/vspfiles/Colorchart/ScalecoatColorChart.pdf
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5 star generalI don't think Weaver Models is around any longer. They stopped making paint about 3 yrs. ago.
About as long as the last post in this thread, before yours.
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All well and good to have info online, but unless your monitor is accurately calibrated - if you are trying to judge an actual color match from an online image, it just won;t work. In fact the dithering due to HTML limitations is very evident in some of those colors. And their Pullman Green is what Stewart/Bowser uses on their Reading locos, and it looks like a nearly black square there.
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Weaver Models is Scale Coat's primary distributor. Some years back the rep mailed me a paper chart, although I don't know if that is still available. Contact them on the website link. I've always contacted them by phone during business hours and someone, usually a lady, picks up. Friendly service with straight answers.
http://weavermodels.com/page61.html
http://weavermodels.com/page11.html
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I think they'll send you one for free if you ask. I wouldn't trust the colors I saw on a computer anyway, as each computer might show the colors a little differently. I think even the colors on the chart might vary from batch to batch.
Does anyone know of somewhere online that there is an online version of Scalecoat II pain chip chart to look at? i once saw a saw that had it but the paint chips and names of the colors were so tiny i could not make out the names of the colors. Does anyone have a copy of the paint chip chart that is easily readable without straining one's eyes?