

| Subject: | That krylon espresso brown paint |
| From: | Alistair Bell |
| Date: | Tue, 18 Jul 2017 17:53:53 -0700 |
Bit of a back story. The original face plate on the sink unit in my van, and the indicator light panel, were really ratty with creeping rust. So some years ago I sanded and painted them with the only paint I had in hand, satin black. Sure it had a rat rod look to it, but when I bought a used kitchen unit a few months ago I swapped in the main panel. It's in fairly good condition, but a little faded and i think more matte than it was originally. It didn't come with the indicator light panel so today I painted my black one ( and I actually sand blasted it first) Krylon espresso brown. It looks good but it's not a close match to main panel. It's deeper in colour and it's glossier. It's much closer to the vinyl trim colour. I wonder, am I right in assuming the stock brown fades and chalks a little with age? And has anyone found a treatment short of a re-spray that restores the colour to some degree? Thanks Alistair
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