20 Nov
2006
20 Nov
'06
1:58 p.m.
Picture is at http://www.ezwind.net/jwest/1134.jpg
11/34A, 128kw, RL01, RL02, DSD440.
I still need to clean the side panels up, but it's assembled and up and
running RT11 :)
Back to that /44 I guess... just have to get working drives on it. Then
hopefully back to the /45.
Jay
Jay, that's a great looking system! Did you use any of the pieces/parts
you got from me on that system?
You have just inspired me. I think over the holidays I will finish up a
working 11/40 or 11/70 system to put in my office at work. I have
one of each ready, but I just need to clean up the side panels and
touch up the legs, clean up the black cover panels, etc. Those other
guys with all their golfing paraphernalia all over their offices will have
nothing on me once I have a real blinkenlights system sitting in the
corner of my office. :-)
Ashley
20 Nov
20 Nov
2:51 p.m.
New subject: dec cabinet paint (and/was "11/34 done")
Ashley wrote...
Jay, that's a great looking system! Did you use
any of the pieces/parts
you got from me on that system?
Humm I don't recall you sending me any parts
for the /34. I know you sent me
a few cabinet parts and few memory boards to help with my /45 though. I'm
probably forgetting something and I apologize if so!
... but I just need to clean up the side panels and
touch up the legs, clean up the black cover panels, etc.
I was going to take a RL02
front panel or dec corp cab filler panel in to a
hardware store and have them match the paint color exactly, and get a small
can of the correct mix. Or does an industry standard color coding system
exist, and these magic numbers are known by a listmember so I can just get
the color already? I would really like to get an exact match for the "white"
on the front of the /34 & RL02, the "grey" on the H960 side panel, and the
"black" on the H960 anti-tip feet. Not just the right color but the right
type of paint and finish.
Jay
3:28 p.m.
New subject: dec cabinet paint (and/was "11/34 done")
Yeah, there is going to be some difficulty matching the pebbled paint on the
/34 front panel. I had one place that almost was going to do it for me then
backed out when they found out it was just that one part. I personally
would recommend sandblasting it first then repainting, in case there's any
latent rust (don't see why there should be, but whatever)
Just my two cents.
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Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 1:52 PM
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Subject: dec cabinet paint (and/was "11/34 done")
Ashley wrote...
Jay, that's a great looking system! Did you
use any of the
pieces/parts you got from me on that system?
Humm I don't recall you sending
me any parts for the /34. I
know you sent me a few cabinet parts and few memory boards to
help with my /45 though. I'm probably forgetting something
and I apologize if so!
... but I just need to clean up the side panels
and touch
up the legs,
clean up the black cover panels, etc.
I
was going to take a RL02 front panel or dec corp cab filler
panel in to a hardware store and have them match the paint
color exactly, and get a small can of the correct mix. Or
does an industry standard color coding system exist, and
these magic numbers are known by a listmember so I can just
get the color already? I would really like to get an exact
match for the "white"
on the front of the /34 & RL02, the "grey" on the H960 side
panel, and the "black" on the H960 anti-tip feet. Not just
the right color but the right type of paint and finish.
Jay
21 Nov
21 Nov
12:25 a.m.
New subject: dec cabinet paint (and/was "11/34 done")
Jay West wrote:
I was going to take a RL02 front panel or dec corp cab
filler panel in
to a hardware store and have them match the paint color exactly, and
get a small can of the correct mix. Or does an industry standard color
coding system exist, and these magic numbers are known by a listmember
so I can just get the color already? I would really like to get an
exact match for the "white" on the front of the /34 & RL02, the
"grey"
on the H960 side panel, and the "black" on the H960 anti-tip feet. Not
just the right color but the right type of paint and finish.
I got this from somebody who got it from DEC circa 1999 or so; these may
or may not be available anymore from the listed paint vendor, I don't know.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
System Paint
Copyright (c) Digital Equipment Corporation 1998. All rights reserved.
U.S. Area Information Center
QRL, Quick Reference List
Supplies: PAINT, for PDP and VAXES
Updated: 16-APR-1998 Article Expiration Date: 27-MAY-2000
Part Description: DEC Part
Number:
________________________________________________________________________
Note:
Paints are ordered from Randolf Products
Harlestat, NJ
201-438-3700
Specify Product type, Randolf Products will provide color match.
End Note:
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Gray 49-01524-01
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Old Digital Blue/gray 49-01524-02
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Black 49-01524-03
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,End Panel Grey 49-01524-04
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Bright Copen Blue 49-01524-05
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Terra Cotta 49-01524-06
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Scale Grey 49-01524-07
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Blasi Blue 49-01524-08
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Topaz 49-01524-09
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Mullen Blue 49-01524-10
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Perferred Red 49-01524-11
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Digital Brown 49-01524-12
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Charcoal 49-01524-13
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Mid-Range Gray 49-01524-14
Paint (Lacquer), Touch-up, Aerosol,Mid,Dark Gray 49-01524-15
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
1:52 a.m.
New subject: dec cabinet paint (and/was "11/34 done")
You would be better off going to an automotive paint store.
Paint formulas are coded by each manf. PPG will be differfent than
say Dupont, etc. Equipment manf. like Dec would have either used a
stock color out of say the PPG book, or could have come up with their
own formula but it would be based on the tints and base stock of a
particular paint brand.
What you need to look for is a paint code formula and brand for each
of the areas you are interested in refinishing. Take that to an
Automotive paint store and then can mix it for you, some stores can
also load it into aerosol cans. Need to know what type of paint you
want.
A lot of equipment was painted with Lacquer, but you need to know for
sure before put more on. One test is to dampen a cloth with laq
thinner and see if it will soften and lift a bit of the paint color
when rubbed (in some hidden spot).
On 11/20/06, Jay West <jwest at classiccmp.org> wrote:
Ashley wrote...
Jay, that's a great looking system! Did you
use any of the pieces/parts
you got from me on that system?
Humm I don't recall you sending me any parts
for the /34. I know you sent me
a few cabinet parts and few memory boards to help with my /45 though. I'm
probably forgetting something and I apologize if so!
... but I just need to clean up the side panels
and
touch up the legs, clean up the black cover panels, etc.
I was going to take a
RL02 front panel or dec corp cab filler panel in to a
hardware store and have them match the paint color exactly, and get a small
can of the correct mix. Or does an industry standard color coding system
exist, and these magic numbers are known by a listmember so I can just get
the color already? I would really like to get an exact match for the "white"
on the front of the /34 & RL02, the "grey" on the H960 side panel, and the
"black" on the H960 anti-tip feet. Not just the right color but the right
type of paint and finish.
Jay
5:31 a.m.
New subject: dec cabinet paint (and/was "11/34 done")
On Mon, 20 Nov 2006, Jay West wrote:
can of the correct mix. Or does an industry standard
color coding system
exist, and these magic numbers are known by a listmember so I can just get
Yes, it's called RAL (Reichsausschu? f?r Lieferbedingungen), e.g RAL 9010
is a pure white, RAL 9001 creme white and so on (simply google for RAL).
Whether DEC used this norm, I don't know.
Christian
22 Nov
22 Nov
12:32 a.m.
New subject: dec cabinet paint (and/was "11/34 done")
Randolf Products made a lot of industrial paint, automotive engine
paint, also famous for aircraft coatings. Recently got purchased, and
moved and claim to be back in production.
On 11/21/06, Christian Corti <cc at corti-net.de> wrote:
On Mon, 20 Nov 2006, Jay West wrote:
can of the correct mix. Or does an industry
standard color coding system
exist, and these magic numbers are known by a listmember so I can just get
Yes, it's called RAL (Reichsausschu? f?r Lieferbedingungen), e.g RAL 9010
is a pure white, RAL 9001 creme white and so on (simply google for RAL).
Whether DEC used this norm, I don't know.
Christian
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