Body Paint question for the Pro's

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hugger1 · #1 03-17-2002, 01:08 AM

This concerns Painting a car by panels and then bolting it together .
How can i be sure my panels match in color if done seperate.

I do my own painting and if this was a solid color i wouldnt be concerned but it's CODE 71 Lemans Blue .

If i did the jams and then bolted it together i could use the apeture tape( the round foam with a tape edge ) but i want to avoid any overspray.

I am using Diamont (PPG) and have the Body and all panels stripped and DP50 (GREY) epoxy coated and i have all panels test fitted and am ready to start finish work then paint.

I am also using a SADA gun for spraying

Any " PRO" help would be greatly apriciated.
THANKS.
JC

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