I chose to use Imron Industrial paint. This is a very tough and durable paint. It is a two part paint sprayed on. The guy that painted it had to abandon painting the interior since he masked off all windows and relied on the door for ventilation. He painted it by having all windows out and putting a fan at both ends for ventilation. I'm happy I didn't put in the alien eye windows before paint! The color is called light yellow. It looks like the color of butter. Very nice and warm. The awful original green color was pretty depressing. The other option in
1948 was desert sand. I never did find out what that color looked like. I finally went to a paint shop and found a color I liked. I made up my mind and bought it quickly so I wouldn't change my mind! It turned out nice. I was thinking of painting it myself but I thank God I didn't! Lots of details that I didn't foresee. I am putting all of the cabinet framing in now and feel that I may have all of the framing in and the floor in by Thanksgiving. Now I have to decide what color to choose for the counter top around the sink as well as the dining table. I was thinking of "Pionite" "tropical getaway". It is a nice shade of green that complements the carpet, paint, and wood. I will get some samples and do a color check this week. This project is finally getting exciting! So much time doing the boring behind the walls stuff like wires, structure, stripping, etc. Adding the "bling" is fun! Can't wait to see all the cabinets and sink in. More to follow. Chris
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