Gillespie Paint (Rattle vs. Gallon)

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Gillespie Paint (Rattle vs. Gallon)

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How close are the Gillespie rattle can paint colors to the gallon equivalent? I've been painting various smaller parts with rattle cans and will paint the body and frame with a spraygun. Do they match up or is this going to be a lesson learned?
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I found that the rat cans were a little glossier but not much. Depends on how it and how you mix yours and how its applied. The color is the same.
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I'm currently painting all the little parts that I seem to keep finding. I painted my body last year and added hardener to the paint. The rattle cans are very close to the same color - hardener adds just a little more gloss to the paint, but as the name implies, the finish is harder.
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Much appreciated!
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I've been using 33070 which is the lusterluss type. They match perfect. Big stuff = gallons, bolts and small stuff = rattle can. Very happy with the results. Makes runs and dents look professional :lol: John
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