What is the difference between Pebeo 150 and Pebeo 160? Is one more for China/Porcelaine and the other for regular ceramics? or is it the finished look of the paint?
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The Pebeo 160 is designed more specifically for glass because it is transparent, while the Pebeo 150 is designed more towards porcelain or ceramics and is a semi-transparent to opaque paint. In my experience, the 150 is still pretty transparent depending on the color, but the 160 is even more so and will give the effect of stained glass when applied to a glass surface. I probably wouldn't use the 160 on porcelain simply because it's just too transparent.
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The 6003 more expensive one is the larger which I recommend. I wanted to buy a 2nd one for my vacation home; bought the 6006 not knowing there were 2 sizes...way too small; returned it for the 6003 which is still a tad smaller than my original which I have had for years. These knew ones aren't as well made, and you have to assemble the legs and handles too boot; They don't make them like they use too; but it's still a versatile pot.
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Hi! They are both exactly the SAME DESIGN - the only difference being the finish in the 312B sporting a synthetic woodgrain look (either the walnut or other 314B). Interesting enough, although the difference is by having just a layer of something wrapped or sealed into the resin, it's widespread knowledge that somehow the 312B and 314B with the synthetic woodgrain finish ACTUALLY sound better.I forget what the material is made of but if you touch a 302 and a 312/314, you will feel that the latter is cooler to the touch AKIN some metal low conductivity metal. But do not quote me on this. Hi! They are both exactly the SAME DESIGN - the only difference being the finish in the 312B sporting a synthetic woodgrain look (either the walnut or other 314B). Interesting enough, although the difference is by having just a layer of something wrapped or sealed into the resin, it's widespread knowledge that somehow the 312B and 314B with the synthetic woodgrain finish ACTUALLY sound better.I forget what the material is made of but if you touch a 302 and a 312/314, you will feel that the latter is cooler to the touch AKIN some metal low conductivity metal. But do not quote me on this.
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I believe the main difference is that the 40160 comes with two sets of brushes. One for hardwood and laminate floors, and one for tile and grout. The color of the unit is different also. Other than that, I don't think there is any difference.
1419752
302 is colored "Snow White", and 300 is colored "Pearl White", which is a light cream color. You'll notice a lot of people complaining in the review section of the 300 paint about it not being white, but they fail to understand that Pearl White is never a pure white color. If anyone reading this needs a pure white color, the 302 is what you want.
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Clear unpainted body that requires specific polycarbonate paint. Expensive hobby research before you dig into it too deep. Talk to local hobby shop even if you buy online.
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They are almost, but not identical, in color. The Venetian Bronze has the same Bronze hues as the ORB, but isn't quite as Black. To me the VB looks a little richer, but they can both pass for being the same color with very, very, slight variations. You'd have to Nit-Pik to tell the difference. I have both in my bathroom and no one can tell the difference.
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EXPs are Extended Play, meaning they are coated to last longer than normal phosphor non coated bronze. Also a little bit smoother of a tone in my opinion.
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Porcelain is better in my opinion. It diffuses the heat much better and when grease hits the rods the flare ups are much less. Much better investment than stainless.
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Wow, never thought I would ever see that question. We have had a white Kitchen aid for 31 years. There are some superficial blemishes in the paint but not down to the metal, after 31 years sort of expect a little wear. My wife loved that one so much she felt like she needed a newer one. So I got her the KSM152PSCP in brushed nickel. She has only had it maybe 5 years. Because of the type of finish if it has scratches, you can not tell. Oh yea, the old one still works great, the new has a more powerful motor. She wanted the new one because of the motor and the finish.
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This is only a wild guess, but I imagine it's the labor that goes into the finish. I bought the less expensive for my husband last Christmas (he loves to cook) and have been very satisfied. We use Barkeeper's Friend to polish it up now and then and it looks great. He has a few pieces of the more expensive type, but other than a small difference in weight, I can't tell any difference in the cooking ability. If you are a real gourmet chef, you probably won't be happy with any but the most expensive cookware. However, if you are like most of us, the less expensive will serve you well for many years. :)
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As near as I can tell, they are the same product. I used to be able to get this at my local hardware store. Then, found it was only available to 'professional' contractors. This may stem from a problem with the product clouding if not applied correctly. That is how I ended up ordering it through Amazon. I use it in the same manner. Word of warning. If you do choose to apply a second coat, wait longer between coats. That was my downfall. Even though the label clearly states 2 hours, don't do it. Wait 4 at least. Or better still, be happy with one coat. That has worked well for me in the past. Hope this has helped. Love the Bona product. It really freshens up my old Pergo floor.
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I personally wouldn't call it "porcelain-enameled", after a few uses, and subsequent cleanings the surface will rust without being lubed properly. Plus you really need to be very careful to clean it thoroughly after each use or it will compact, rust, and become unusable. If you keep it clean and dry it will last for many years.
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Hi. I think the only difference is the color, because it has the same name, and also the same model number, but ends with 140. Like it is the color that is indicated 140.
201950
Like wall paint flat black doesn't have any shine or gloss to it...it basically looks like black primer paint. No pearl or metallic shine. Go for the regular it will give the area a clean finish almost like factory
1419751
I can't give you any information on the 0300, but I can tell you I purchased the 0302 a few months ago (I paid $12) and it looked great until just recently. I can now see where it is beginning to peel off. I think that if you do a really great job of preparation (scraping, sanding, etc.) before painting, you will get at least a few more months of the interior looking good. Good luck.
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This is only a wild guess, but I imagine it's the labor that goes into the finish. I bought the less expensive for my husband last Christmas (he loves to cook) and have been very satisfied. We use Barkeeper's Friend to polish it up now and then and it looks great. He has a few pieces of the more expensive type, but other than a small difference in weight, I can't tell any difference in the cooking ability. If you are a real gourmet chef, you probably won't be happy with any but the most expensive cookware. However, if you are like most of us, the less expensive will serve you well for many years. :) This is only a wild guess, but I imagine it's the labor that goes into the finish. I bought the less expensive for my husband last Christmas (he loves to cook) and have been very satisfied. We use Barkeeper's Friend to polish it up now and then and it looks great. He has a few pieces of the more expensive type, but other than a small difference in weight, I can't tell any difference in the cooking ability. If you are a real gourmet chef, you probably won't be happy with any but the most expensive cookware. However, if you are like most of us, the less expensive will serve you well for many... » Read More This is only a wild guess, but I imagine it's the labor that goes into the finish. I bought the less expensive for my husband last Christmas (he loves to cook) and have been very satisfied. We use Barkeeper's Friend to polish it up now and then and it looks great. He has a few pieces of the more expensive type, but other than a small difference in weight, I can't tell any difference in the cooking ability. If you are a real gourmet chef, you probably won't be happy with any but the most expensive cookware. However, if you are like most of us, the less expensive will serve you well for many years. :) « Show Less