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Yes, the original cardboard trunk divider. It was in the car when they sprayed the trunk. Fisher body installed the rear seat, so I am assuming that divider and the rear seat were in place when the trunk was sprayed with the spatter paint. Same with the package shelf, but I haven't seen any where they painted high enough up to get any on the package shelf. No trace of the red oxide on the divider, so obviously installed after the primer, before the spatter.
Regarding the aqua spatter. Seems like most of what I see doesn't have enough of it. Can you post a pic of one you considered too thick with aqua? Thanks again for all your work.
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Lynn, I believe the trunk dividers were installed after the trunk was painted. I don't think they would be installing any trim untill after the painting was completed. Sorry to say; it appears you may trying to match to a resprayed trunk. I have looked at several original trunks and never saw paint on the divider. Here is a picture of my buddies 69Z 30K orig paint car. I also sprayed out the background paint I mentioned and it looks good. It will hold up better than a tinted primer and can easily be mixed. George
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