New Brunswick Blue Paint

Started by Bill Ward, May 21, 2007, 06:14:40 PM

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49plymouthclubcoupe

Bill, let me know what you come up with.   I want to paint one of my Club Coupes in that same color......New Brunswick Blue.....or something very very close.     John
John - Colorado
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Special Deluxe
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Deluxe
1949 Plymouth 4-door Sedan Special Deluxe
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Bill Ward

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David Pollock

Canadian colours are different from USA so this is just a suggestion.  If NB Blue is a dark non metallic blue, a little darker than the POC logo at the top of this page, have your paint supplier show you  1978 Ford  MIDNIGHT, Ford body code 3A.  It is a great "old time" dark, non metallic and it is easily tinted darker by adding black.
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49plymouthclubcoupe

Bill, the Ditzler number was 10390 DQE (Enamel) or DAL (Lacquer)....again, that's the 1949 Plymouth paint codes for New Brunswick Blue.
John - Colorado
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Special Deluxe
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Deluxe
1949 Plymouth 4-door Sedan Special Deluxe
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49plymouthclubcoupe

Bill, are you looking for the manufacturers paint mix code or the actual recipe?    The Opex # was 33200-G (That's the '49 code for the same color) and the Kem code was 43761-G.    Those numbers are from a Sherman-Williams chart for Lacquer.     The manufacturers code that year (1949) for New Brunswick Blue was 606. 
John - Colorado
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Special Deluxe
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Deluxe
1949 Plymouth 4-door Sedan Special Deluxe
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Bill Ward

Can anyone help me to determine the paint formula for the color "New Brunswick Blue" that was used on 1950 Plymouths?

Any help will be appreciated.

Bill Ward

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