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Old 04-22-2024, 03:03 PM
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Default Need paint code for metal part of dash-1970 T/A

What is the paint code for the metal part of the cowl behind the dash pad on the inside of the front window? Light Blue for 1970 T/A.

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John,

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John, Can you post the same for '71 please.

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Of course, you still have to come up with custom mixture based on that code if they recognise it at all. Being flat is the important part.

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The original paint numbers were for a lacquer mix. The 0 degree gloss flat paint used on the metal dash structure had a suede additive which promoted a mild texture finish. Good luck trying to obtain/replicate in the lacquer paint mix w suede additive today.

This is an area I always look at early on when viewing freshly "restored" cars from local & regional shops that turn out multi make vehicles. Typ, the results viewed have been mediocre at best. With the substitution of modern paints, one will see everything from BC with a matte clear..uggh.. to the experimenting with misting of a dry coat on top of heavier coats.

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