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Re: what paint is good for stock speed?

In Reply to: what paint is good for stock speed? posted by DRAGSTA on January 08, 2004 at 21:53:36:

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Posted by:
eps-whitey
on January 09, 2004 at 09:32:52

Any paint will work fine, stay away from cheap stuff like severe storm, older team colors, and anything old. In the winter you will break more balls due to the colder weather. New, good, fresh paint will perform better than older paint.

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Re: what paint is good for stock speed? DRAGSTA 10:09:44 01/09/04 (3)

Re: what paint is good for stock speed? eps-whitey 13:02:55 01/11/04 (2)

Re: what paint is good for stock speed? TheBatman 13:45:08 01/12/04 (1)

Re: what paint is good for stock speed? DRAGSTA 09:39:40 01/14/04 (0)

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: Any paint will work fine, stay away from cheap stuff like severe storm, older team colors, and anything old. In the winter you will break more balls due to the colder weather. New, good, fresh paint will perform better than older paint.

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