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How much toner do I need?
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I need to refinish both a model 60 and a model 80. I have not used a toner before, so I do not know how much is required. Assuming I use the same dark tone and the same light tone for each, can any one tell me how many cans i need to order of each to do both radios?

Jim Cross
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Hi Jim, and welcome!

One can of each will probably suffice, but to be on the safe side, order two of each (Medium Walnut and Extra Dark Walnut).

Edit: Depending on which version of the 60 you have, the coloring will be different. I believe you have the 3rd version cathedral (June/July 1935), based on your other Model 60 post? In this case, the color suggestions above are valid.

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Ron Ramirez
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