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Posted for "John W. Cox" <johnwcox@pacificnw.com>:

  Aluminum oxide is the standard component in metallic paint formulation.
  It comes in five basic sizes.  Each provides a different finished
  effect.  Pearl might be another story.
  
  Good luck with transmission quality.
  
  John Cox
  
"""
   A question for you avionics types.  Does metal flake paint have any
   effect on internal antennas?  I hope to be painting next month and am
   considering several metal flake colors.  Thanks in advance for your
   help.
"""