Orange Kettle
- Thread starter Louie G
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You see a lot of painted kettles in advertisements. It's easy to paint a kettle any color you like. Want the color to last? That's an entirely different proposition.
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Chris
Regards,
Chris
Bill Freiberger
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I have a friend who does wardrobe for commercials. She said the advertisers often want very specific colors in their commercials. We were watching a football game an a commercial came on. Every character in the commercial had a bit of yellow in their wardrobe. She said something like, I bet this is for Subway. And she was right. JC Penny may have wanted Orange for some reason.
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Jeff Kolodziejski
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Clint H:
I got that catalog a few weeks ago,noticed the paint job right away,looks like it was not cured when they put the lid on .
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Good catch Clint. I'm surprised they even painted the underside of the lid! Maybe when it flakes off on the food, it will act as some sort of special seasoning! I know I know, its only a prop.
I got that catalog a few weeks ago,noticed the paint job right away,looks like it was not cured when they put the lid on .
Good catch Clint. I'm surprised they even painted the underside of the lid! Maybe when it flakes off on the food, it will act as some sort of special seasoning! I know I know, its only a prop.
Craig H
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My guess is, that there is ZERO heat in that faked out orange kettle. Probably a steam/fog machine. Not to mention that they didnt take time to let the paint cure. It was probably sprayed the night before shooting.
BTW i laugh nowadays when I still refer to the retailer as "Penny's" and nobody under 35 knows what I'm talking about.
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