Architect.. What color is that ? flat ? or semi.. Looks great... just got done running my cases in the dishwasher, the daughter threw me under the bus when the wife got home, of course the washer was still running and she wondered why it smelled like "the garage" in the house,
but my daughter thought it was the coolest thing she had ever seen, she has been helping with the rebuild from day one, but it does work and well
It's Duplicolor's "DE 1651 Cast Coat Iron." It doesn't give a finish type on it, but it's a satin or low-gloss appearance. I wanted something that was not glossy, and it delivered.
http://www.duplicolor.com/products/colors/highheat.html (Sixth from the bottom)
I wanted a dark gray, but it needed to be a warm gray because of the way my frame powdercoat turned out (it was supposed to have been a cooler gray about 2 shades darker).
I can't complain about how it turned out. I've since used it to paint my brake caliper (hope it can hold up to that kind of abuse!), my brake master cylinder and the starter cover for the engine. I'm sure I'll use it for a few more parts that will want to coordinate.
My advice, though: buy twice as many cans as you think you need. I started out with one can of primer and two cans of paint. Endded up using double that (at least).