Dark argent paint???

[acme rat killer]

Does anyone sell, and has anyone used argent paint that is dark gray and has a metal flake in/on it? My 70 Road Runner grill is dark center and light around the edge. Its broken, and the one i have to replace it with is all light argent. Any help would be great.

 

[1badgtx]

Lots of luck..Only one company has the rights to the textuered dark argent paint...you can,t get it in a can...I looked around for about 4 months...The king of trim I think is the one..
Petty Blue 67 GTX

 

[MarPar]

Here's a link for light and medium formulas...

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=54

i can't guarantee this is the EXACT formula, as i have not tried it myself, but it's a start!! :tongue8:

 

[acme rat killer]

Not the answers i wanted to see, but thanks for the input. I might try to come up with something. I just hate to put the light grill in and paint it black. Ill see if anyone else has any ideas. Again thank you.

 

[Propwash]

You could rob a bank or unearth buried treasure and go buy the new reproduction grill/bezels....

 

[Bens69PlymouthSatellite]

Before U do something 2 crazy like shell out your life savings for a re-pop or paint it black, check O'reilys/murrays auto or an advanced I managed to find every color or rattle can trim color u can imagine,and they say chrysler duplicate colors right on the can,spraying light coats 12 to 15 inches from whatever u are painting and use as many coats as it takes to smooth it,and u should have a grille to be proud of when u are finished! The paint is by duplicolor,I found the exact mettallic paint u are referring to If u cant find it let me know I can pick u up a couple cans here and mail them to u!

 

[acme rat killer]

Thanks Bens69. Ill look for it, but if you remember the part number! thanks. Glenn

 

[Propwash]

Rosevillemoparts has a Dark argent paint in a can....Heard it was pretty good stuff. I have had great luck dealing with Roseville

Here's a link:

http://www.rosevillemoparts.com/product_info.php/restoration/paints-restoration-coatings-/p/argent-dark-textured-paint/cPath/131_138/products_id/1846?osCsid=a8971f997f957b7e993baf582b8d9202

 

[SUPERSTOCKRACER]

doesnt totally auto sell it in rattle cans?
i thought i used it from them with great results.

 

[6packMIKE]

i believe roseville gets the paint from totally auto.

 

[440BelII]

Totally Auto has textured argent paint in a rattle can. I redid my trim on my '66 Belvedere II with it, worked fine.

 

[68 Roadrunner]

Herb's sells it in the can!

 

[SUPERSTOCKRACER]

Herb's sells it in the can!

Herb's a
Good guy. I buy from him when I can.

 

[68 Roadrunner]

I have bought from him quite a few times. Sometimes he even calls to see if everthing was good. Yes Superstockracer, Herb is a good guy. Will do business again with him.

 

[74Satellite]

Anyone know where I an find Light Argent paint in a rattle can to redo the grille on my '74 plymouth?

 

[MRHWS]

Has anyone tried the Eastwoods argent rallye wheel paint? I don't know if it would be the correct darker shade you are looking for. Here is a link....
http://www.eastwood.com/mopar-rally-wheel-paint-kit.html

For the light argent, I bought the Dupli-color light slate met BGM0540. It was a perfect match to the unexposed backside of my '74 grill and tail light housings. There are about 7 or 8 different shades of the silver Dupli-color and some have a little more sparkle than others.

 

[WileERobby]

Use Totally Auto... I was skeptical to do so, but after I did mine, it came out great ! you'll also need a silver tone color & satin-black as well.

 

[74Satellite]

thanks for the replies guys

 

[pushrod]

The light argent paint is available from your local Doge dealer for about $7.00. Don't know about the dark argent.

 

[bluefury]

mopar paint

Does anyone sell, and has anyone used argent paint that is dark gray and has a metal flake in/on it? My 70 Road Runner grill is dark center and light around the edge. Its broken, and the one i have to replace it with is all light argent. Any help would be great.



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