Have you actually SEEN this color or are you just going off the Interboob pic's? ANY paint mixer worth his salt can come up with what you want in about ANY line.Yeah,You'll have to do some sprayout's and then comes the question of,Can YOU spray IT right? Yes,even a simple solid color. S&W has some "kinky" reducers,Like Dupont Chroma,You use THEIR s*it or YOU lose. If you really believe this IS the color you want,then pay the price for the base and lay some SPI Universal over it after a good flash time,like next morning.I've sprayed Uni over just about every paint line the next day,pushing the 24 and beyond with zero pop or die back as well as living long term out in the real world.Pop & die back comes from "something" still "wet" underneath basically.Your playing with "plastic's" here and when you apply another product over one that is still wet,that's when things go bad.A little extra flash time is NOT a BAD thing.Jim C can concur,Custom paint has NO rules,We BREAK them on a daily basis and do stuff most people won't even attempt.Yeah,sometimes we do fail,but it's generally due to impatience :disgust:.Being in the same field,I bring home scrap sheet metal from gal.to paint lock to "play with" and LEARN what works & what won't.As long as the metal is prepped and primed properly,It's a simple matter of learning your paint's limits.Realize that Manuf's "guidelines" are a cover their a$$ attempt to cover their a$$.Even Barry knows this as he's had to pay for fool's & noob's.BUT, He does know HIS products because WE use & abuse them,report back the success/failure and he "adjusts" accordingly.Reason why I still back SPI. Tech/Customer SUPPORT is beyond reproach.
