LION can't figgr why you need such a purrfeckt match.
Paint fades right away, Locomotives , box cars, grandma's house, they all fade and ergo do not match anything.
Any cheep color that the LION buys at Walmart or Hobby Lobby will do just fine.
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richhotrain There are two sellers on eBay right now, and three 1 ounce bottles are available. Rich
There are two sellers on eBay right now, and three 1 ounce bottles are available.
Rich
I went ahead with that route and purchased a bottle. Given that it has been many years since the PS line disappeared, I didn't think to check eBay.
THank you all for the assistance.
I searched Walthers for Mineral Red and found TruColor makes a GN Mineral Red.
https://www.walthers.com/railroad-color-acrylic-paint-1oz-29-6ml-great-northern-freight-car-mineral-red
It might be worth a try
You can download their color chart here, just scroll down the page a bit
http://trucolorpaint.com/products/paint/
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
zstripe I'm pretty sure Mineral Red was a Polly Scale color.
I'm pretty sure Mineral Red was a Polly Scale color.
It is an unusual color in that it has a brownish red appearance in the bottle, but takes on a livelier version of Boxcar Red on plastic. I used Mineral Red to paint my large downtown passenger station.
Alton Junction
I'm pretty sure Mineral Red was a Polly Scale color. MM Acrylic Rust is close. You could always contact Tru-Color paints and ask them to mix some for You. Pactra acrylic enamel paints also had a close color. Tamiya acrylic Hull Red can also be doctered. How close depends on Your eye..............
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Frank
Do anyone have a good match for the old Floquil Mineral Red? I checked the charts that I have and that is not a color that is listed on the charts. (I find Santa Fe MIneral Brown but that is not what I want.) If I have to mix it, I am perfectly willing to do that. (I have a BN Green that I mixed.) As usual any suggestions that anyone has would be most welcomed.