correct color of a '70 B.B. Camaro tail panel?

[Steve Shauger]

I will have my original paint 69L34 at the Camaro National @ Carlisle in the Y building with the Vintage Certified cars. You are welcome to inspect the tail panel.

[nuch_ss396]

Steve,

Mind if I take a small paint scraping ( sample ) for color
testing? It's an old car! Who cares!!
Steve

[njsteve]

Just wondering out loud: can you use the same paint analzyer that they scan your car's paint with, on a photo of the car's paint? hmmmm

[Steve Shauger]

It has enough scratches over the years. Looking forward to seeing you, and hoping my car answers some of your questions. I know we have been trying to get together for over four years.

[Kim_Howie]

I painted my 70 camaro about 70-80% glossy . I think it's very close.

[ORIGLS6]

You go looking for trouble, don't you!

[1970 1/2 RS/SS Camaro]

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I painted my 70 camaro about 70-80% glossy . I think it's very close.

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I think I'm going to try that.

Thank you everyone for you input.

[Rick H]

I am wondering just how much waxing and polishing contributes to the glossiness of the tailpanel?? Especially if you use a rotary buffer or a coarse polish/wax.

I am not so sure it is suppose to be a gloss color. I think it's along the same lines as the rocker panel black out.

Rick H.

[Mr70]

Good Point.

[camarojoe]

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I am wondering just how much waxing and polishing contributes to the glossiness of the tailpanel?? Especially if you use a rotary buffer or a coarse polish/wax.

I am not so sure it is suppose to be a gloss color. I think it's along the same lines as the rocker panel black out.

Rick H.

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Just like NOT polishing or waxing contributes to it looking flat... but all you really have to do is look at the black inside and behind the area of the trunk rubber, there was never any waxing, buffing, or polishing there.