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Old 09-28-2005, 11:49 PM
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Interesting honest question I've never heard before. I'm one of those Camaros at Carlisle judges. Unless your color was conspicuously off, I doubt anyone would question it. As far as PPG, Dupont, Sherwin Williams, etc etc, I would hope all would have the CORRECT formula. Important would be the application of stripes and not burying under the clear. Also pay close attention to misc chassis BLACK shades and underbody Red Oxide if Norwood.......
You might want to join in the ORIGINAL forum at www.nastyz28.com

Chuck Sharin

P.S. I'm certain there are other members here, that would be able to advise more on which brand of paint has formulas matching ORIGINAL better than others
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Old 09-29-2005, 12:21 AM
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Default Re: 1970 Daytona Yellow Z/28 paint

Chuck, Thanks for the feedback. It is a Norwood car will be getting the red oxide underbody and I'm being careful with all the different shades of black.

Hopefully I'll get to meet you next year at Carlisle.

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Old 09-29-2005, 12:35 AM
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Default Re: 1970 Daytona Yellow Z/28 paint

I don't think any of the manufacturers have a predetermined 'perfect match', regardless of what a local paint counterperson might tell you. I believe the best way to match your original lacquer color with today's urethane single/two stage products is with a scan. Each mfg calls them somthing different, ie; 'profit' etc... but they scan into their computer a nice flat section of original paint, and then mix up a pint of paint. You blow some of the paint, and compare it - in the sun. Keep trying until it matches, it's trial and error, but it works!
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I like PPG.
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Default Re: 1970 Daytona Yellow Z/28 paint

I cant think of another person that has been more involved with restoring misc Camaros than BKH and the SCW.
Wish someone would communicate with him as to WHAT brand or product they or their painter uses......
But then again maybe as with the spatter paint topic that is pripority info........

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I wouldn't think the paint he uses is proprietary
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BKH's painter is Frank Arone, who uses PPG. There are no perfect matches, you have to scan the color in.
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I cant think of another person that has been more involved with restoring misc Camaros than BKH and the SCW.
CLS

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I can, Bob Harris and Camaro Specialties. Over 20 years and counting.

PPG and Sherwin-Williams automotive finishes. I myself like PPG.


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Old 10-01-2005, 10:21 PM
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Default Re: 1970 Daytona Yellow Z/28 paint

I was just watching Dream Car Garage and Peter Klute mentioned that BASF (Glasurit) has all of the big three's paint codes converted to base coat / clear and the formulas are available on CD.
I have used Glasurit before and it is great to work with and is very durable.
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