i have seen assortments of paint go for surprising amounts of money on eBay if you want to try that. also, maybe list in the buy/sell section here. i think you will be limited to UPS/FedEx Ground for delivery, but that shouldn't be a hinderance. UPS stores are everywhere these days and they will pack and ship for you so you can skip that problem. the UPS web site has a very accurate shipping calculator so if you have an idea of the package weight you can round up the figure you use to cover yourself. i think eBay lets the bidder use their zip code to calculate shipping as well. If you go the eBay route think carefully about the wording of listing title line to get the most hits from people searching for model paint. use terms like model paint, the brands, bottles and aerosols, etc. there are many people here who do not like eBay for one reason or the other. personally, i have been an eBay user for going on 9 years with almost 1400 transaction under my belt and have had almost no trouble. three incidents out of 1400 isn't bad. i have had more unhappy events from retail merchants i visited personally. only once out of the 3 bad ones did i not get an item but PayPal refunded 100% of my money and eBay banned the seller. if you are new to ebay I suggest making a restriction on any bidders requiring them to have a minimum of, say, 50 feedbacks or more. most of the time the non payers are new eBay members. that restriction helps screen them out.
