Quoted from GPS:The three color are as follows
Montana Kickin Yellow
Montana Good Times
Rustoleum Blossom White fir the cab
Black lacquer fir the black spots. Filled with a tooth brush.
Yes. Top card suggested after he ended up with edges with the Montana to just use a light coat as long as it is fully covered. This should take care of the “edges” issue
Just a couple of comments; If I had to do it again, I would not use Blossom White, as I now think it looks a little too white. It may be how they looked when they were brand new, but to me it stands out too much amongst my other wedge heads. I would probably go back to Heirloom white or something along those lines, but it is all personal preference.
As for the yellow, it's a little tricky as yellow doesn't cover as well as some colors, but with the Montana paint, I think you could do a couple of light passes and pull the stencil. Start somewhere small like the front of the cabinet, so if you screw it up, it's a smaller area to fix. You can also practice on white poster board or something similar before hitting the cabinet. Remember, they were pretty light coats coming out of the factory. Go slow and take your time, and watch the Pimp's video a few times. Conceptually it is simple, but it is tricky to do correctly. Good luck. Happy to answer any questions along the way.