esday, March 26, 2002 11:41
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Subject: RE: [Chevelle-List] re: 64
SS/Paint
Yep,
I understand. I shot the first coat of primer on the 66 that I'm working
on last night. What an enormous sense of accomplishment it gives you
after looking at a multicolored thing for weeks
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There is an interesting discussion about lacquer Vs base /clear on the
Corvette forum
here is the address
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=260722
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Yep, I
understand. I shot the first coat of primer on the 66 that I'm working on
last night. What an enormous sense of accomplishment it gives you after
looking at a multicolored thing for weeks while you fix dents. It's almost
as good as sitting there watching the color coats dry after y
Hello
Yep, I'm going to paint the 64 SS with Factory #916 Daytona Blue Metallic, using Acrylic Laquer and then follow with a clear coat. Dark Blue exterior with the Light Blue Interior. Sweet momma, I can't waite to get the ride here and completed, after 30 years of looking. After the car gets
That's correct Lance. And that's what Tom should
put on his car for an original look.
Rich
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Subject: RE: [Chevelle-List] re: 64
SS/P
Tom,
I believe lacquer is was the standard in the sixties and early seventies.
Dwaine
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According to my SS restoration guide - All 64 - 72 Chevelle's were painted
in lacquer from the factory. The nice thing about lacquer is it's quick
drying - so paint flaws
Factory GM paint for that era was acrylic lacquer. Acrylic Enamel
didn't start until sometime in the mid 70's I think.
Lance
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Rich,
I agree and I like the lacquer finish over a 2 step base coat clear coat paint. I have seen many very nice base coat clear coats. Still on a personal opinion think lacquer is just number 1 with a beaut
Rich,
I agree and I like the lacquer finish over a 2 step base coat clear coat paint. I have seen many very nice base coat clear coats. Still on a personal opinion think lacquer is just number 1 with a beautiful glass finish that cannot be matched. But I also know lacquer is an unforgiving finis
was used on your car.
Rich
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. Lacquer will come the closest.
Thanks Rich
Yes, I know, I've painted cars and trucks. What I am hoping to learn is
if I spray it with Lacquer, should I clear co
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Hello
When painting a 1964 Malibu SS, using the Factory Code Number 916, Daytona
Blue Metallic, does anyone have any suggestions as to specifics as to keep as
close to
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