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I couldn't find anything that inspired confidence, written or photos. I have what I believe to be a '62-'65 antenna, need a '66 Charger. Part numbers: Bezel: 2291625, Mast: 227193 "W", rocker thingy: 2258834
I put decals on magnetic sheet and trimmed it to fit. Worked great on autocross with a 60mph top speed. They make different levels of adhesion and I went with a stronger one.
At one dollar per square foot, a guy might be able to live with chrome paint that looks nice. It will scratch like any other paint, but we don't push each other around with bumpers anymore. I would give the piece a B+ for brevity and a good amount of information.
DIY Spray on Chrome Kit
I see Envirobase says their black is a "blue/black", so there is some blue in the formula
Oh yeah, I paint watercolors and get good results using complimentary colors, but only in very small amounts. Like you say, they turn colors to mud quickly. When I find a label with percentages, I'm...
Quart of yellow and 1/2 pints of the other colors. Probably a splash of blue and a little red.
PPG made it and won't tell me anything.
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Yes, I guessing 90 some percent yellow, then so much white, but they sometimes throw in little bits of other colors too. As I was writing, the painter on GYC just said there are 8 different blues in B5.
Saw a car with this over the tractor enamel (same enamel as the paint store). The guy didn't like the finish of paint alone so he color sanded it and sprayed this. The depth and shine were stunning.
What he said. If it's factory any paint seller can make it. It's been a while since I had rattle cans made. The least I could get was two cans as that was the smallest they could mix and still get the correct color. It was $20 for two cans of enamel.
Here is tractor paint.
I tried a grater, but it was on hard mud. I can imagine the difference. Can see where using a tool might encourage the use of too much pressure. I do my final sanding with a wooden stick and finger tips for a light touch.
So, in this photo, you are matching the door and fender?
If we quit buying when they double prices they couldn't do it. We are the ones who can stifle inflation.
My goal is to get close enough to fill with primer only. The fillers all smell the same, how much difference could there be, besides price? Would like to see representatives of each brand...