colobear
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- 22 Cruiser
By a stroke of luck I have happened on a perfect match for the interior paint on the 2006 22' cruiser. The paint is on the dinette table, undersink doors, seat bases, etc.
While doing some repairs to the underside of my dinette table I was looking for a paint match and thought the paint looked an awful lot like the semi-gloss enamel we had just used in our kitchen remodel. I checked/tested and voila! a perfect match.
The paint is BEHR interior semi-gloss enamel and the formula (for one gallon) is:
base: BEHR Ultra Pure White #3050
colorant: AX perm yellow 2oz
C yellow oxide 10oz
L raw umber 4oz
The color is BEHR Premium Plus Interior Semi-Gloss Enamel, Vanilla Cream
You should be able to get it mixed in quart size, I had it in gallons for the kitchen. I suspect the same paint color has been used for some time so it should match earlier boat interiors.
While doing some repairs to the underside of my dinette table I was looking for a paint match and thought the paint looked an awful lot like the semi-gloss enamel we had just used in our kitchen remodel. I checked/tested and voila! a perfect match.
The paint is BEHR interior semi-gloss enamel and the formula (for one gallon) is:
base: BEHR Ultra Pure White #3050
colorant: AX perm yellow 2oz
C yellow oxide 10oz
L raw umber 4oz
The color is BEHR Premium Plus Interior Semi-Gloss Enamel, Vanilla Cream
You should be able to get it mixed in quart size, I had it in gallons for the kitchen. I suspect the same paint color has been used for some time so it should match earlier boat interiors.
Don't you love it when things work out like that, a few years ago I repainted the exterior of the house and discovered that the minor trim color was a good match for the boat interior. I've since run out of that paint and was wondering what I was going to do. That paint recipe would be a good one to stick in the Tech section so it doesn't get lost here