[RAIIIJudge]

Metal upper dash on my 69' is flaking so I'd like to re-spray.
Car's body and interior are both green .. Windshield and interior are out so It's a good time to tackle this.

Any suggestions where I could get color in a 12oz rattle can?

Midnight Green #57
Dupont 9582LH
Ditzler 43993
0% gloss

Thanks!
Mike
MA

[Greg Reid]

Looks like someone posted a suggestion in the other thread Mike.

[gary bennett]

Did you try Tower Paint? I got it from them by giving them the number.

[jamesq]

These folks will make you as few or as many cans as you want.

https://www.automotivetouchup.com/to...69/all-models/

I used them for my 63 wagon interior and they made me up 4 cans of single stage,

Good luck,

James Q

[lemans67]

Another option. https://kolorkorrect.com/. Not cheap, but even the rattle cans I bought sprayed very well.
Customer service is awesome. She even had them spray some test panels for me to check.

[Shiny]

It's been a while but Tower did a great job on a green aerosol lacquer when I changed steering columns.



I told them it was a 1970 with trim code 246 and provided a Ditzler code 44173 I found online somewhere. I asked for "low gloss". The column on top is what they sent from that info, bottom is my original.

[RAIIIJudge]

This is great, fellas .. I'll make some calls today, thanks.

[78w72]

Originally Posted by RAIIIJudge

Metal upper dash on my 69' is flaking so I'd like to re-spray.
Car's body and interior are both green .. Windshield and interior are out so It's a good time to tackle this.

Any suggestions where I could get color in a 12oz rattle can?

Midnight Green #57
Dupont 9582LH
Ditzler 43993
0% gloss

Thanks!
Mike
MA

i'm sure the other places mentioned are great... but most any local automotive paint store will put any paint they sell in a spray can for a reasonable price, last time i did it for some GM white it was about $20/can and you had to buy a minimum 1pint. check with local paint stores to compare prices with the online places.

[burd]

You can buy a Prevail sprayer and get the paint mixed at an automotive paint store and mix it yourself. They even come with a cap for the glass jar to keep the mix fir a time.

[Greg Reid]

I used quite a few of those Preval sprayers in the past for epoxy primer touch ups and that sort of thing and also when I was heavy into the radio control airplane hobby but the last couple that I used weren't so good. Had some splatter and that sort of stuff. I don't trust them anymore for a finish coat when I can use a good touch up gun.
I still have several of those jars though because they're great for storing mixed paint and primers and they have that handy measuring grid on the side for mixing.

[6262]

Thank you. Do you have a link for the tower paint company?

[Shiny]

Originally Posted by 6262

Thank you. Do you have a link for the tower paint company?

Looks like maybe they got sold?

Used to be www.apstowerpaint.com

When I enter that now, it redirects to a company called Finishmaster. You could call them, but doesn't seem they offer the same line..

Maybe someone else knows what happened to them and can provide a link if they are still in business or sold their product line...

Darn, they were reasonable and I was happy with the product.

Mike