1939 P-8 Touch up Paint

Started by DENNIS P NOLAN, July 04, 2021, 01:01:30 PM

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Gary Vickery

I found a shop here in Denton, Texas just like Todd describes.  They can shoot it, and the computer creates a mix.  Then they make some and tweak it to match the part I took them.  She said "it doesn't match until I say it matches".  I can get as much or little as I want for touch up or for the whole body.  I should hear from her next week with a match.  I will let you know how well it matches.
49 Plymouth (long ago)
35 Plymouth PJ Deluxe
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Lindsay McConnell

Dennis, I attempted to PM you, but this site says "your Inbox is full". Anyway, here is my reply below.

Dennis. Just got a text back from Bill. As I thought he has less organizational skills than I!!! He was not able to find those codes.... So sorry. Good to hear from you.
Lindsay
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TodFitch

In my area there are automotive paint shops. And, at least a while back, one near me had a service where they would scan a sample and make a matching color. Call around your local area and see if there is one near you and if they offer this service. If so, then clean up your car as well as you can where the original paint you want to match is in good condition. Multiple spots if possible. Then take the car to the paint supplier and have them scan those areas.
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Go Fleiter

I had let  the color on my red P23 analysed, and they mixed me a pefect fitting replacement color for any touch ups.

However, this new color reacted differently with time and sunlight as the old color did.
A couple of years later, the touch ups had got a light puple shine.

Well, as my varnish is spotty anyhow, this does not bother me, but You should consider this too!

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Go
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Lindsay McConnell

Dennis.
A good friend of mine painted his 41 Plymouth in "original" aviator blue. Well, it is as close as anyone could argue. It may, but probably will not match the color you are trying to match. If you would like, I can contact him for the mixing code that I would hope he still has. Other than that, I would look into a good body shop in your area to ask someone with knowledge of paint what they recommend.
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DENNIS P NOLAN

Hey- I have a 39 Ply- and I need touch up paint- I believe it's called aviator blue.
Is there a place that handles these colors?- someplace that others have gone to?
Much appreciated!!
Dennis
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