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Hopefully, there is a picture of my 66. If so, thanks to 62Jeff and my wife. Bill, what wheels/tires will you use for your new color. I am not sure goldlines work well for silver.
Last edited by dahogan; 08-30-2009 at 09:10 AM.
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Hopefully, there is a picture of my 66. If so, thanks to 62Jeff and my wife. Bill, what wheels/tires will you use for your new color. I am not sure goldlines work well for silver.
Dennis, I see that you are taking the oppurtunity to brag both about your newfound car and your newfound ability to post photos. And I am envious of both ! And for your information, Goldlines work great on any colour '65 or '66. Including silver !
Ray (driving that poor old Milano Maroon '66 with blackwalls)
I Agree the silver pearl is one of the best. Thought about painting the SWC that color until .......one car show..... their was a Silver SWC next to a Silver Blue SWC. IMO the orginal silver had a dull gray look to it. Could have been an overcast day ...... That's what changer my mind
If you get a chance, check out a 2006 "60th Anniversary" Fender standard (made in Mexico) Stratocaster. The only color available on this model was called "Blizzard Pearl" and it is gorgeous! Since Fender traditionally uses standard automotive colors, it shouldn't be hard to find.
Bottom is before it was buffed and appears a bit darker. Top photo is after buffing and clearcoat. It lightened up a bit.
Painted Feb/2006
Dennis
Hello Dennis; I found this old thread photos, and had to ask: is this the same paint job as is seen in your avatar photo? (ie; is that what this same color looks like in daylight? ) I have a silver pearl '67, and considering repainting, but like the slightly darker look in your pics.... thanks. Mike
Hello Everyone
I have decided to have the Vert resprayed to its Original Silver Pearl paint This car was Sliver with Silver leather interior and A/C
Any Paint codes would be appreciated I have a 67 BB Stinger hood that I also am thinking painting the Stinger black or what ?
Please advise or show me some pics
Thank you
BuffaloBILL
At the Monterey Historics, I saw a MB and a Aston Martin both silver, and parked side by side. Now MB is a luxury grade paint, but there was NO comparison with the Aston, which looked like it had been painted with diamonds. SO.....for a NON stock color, I would call them. For a STOCK color, there is only ONE....that is Sebring Silver from 1963
Your car hit the Bull's Eye Definitely the way I am going. Thank you and everyone in the forum. You guy's make this hobby the success that it is and so enjoyable.
Thanks again,
Bill
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=Dennis Beck;1571306884]Silver Pearl Poly #986 Base/clear
PPG #32449
Bottom is before it was buffed and appears a bit darker. Top photo is after buffing and clearcoat. It lightened up a bit.
Hopefully, there is a picture of my 66. If so, thanks to 62Jeff and my wife. Bill, what wheels/tires will you use for your new color. I am not sure goldlines work well for silver.
Hopefully, there is a picture of my 66. If so, thanks to 62Jeff and my wife. Bill, what wheels/tires will you use for your new color. I am not sure goldlines work well for silver.
Sir,
Is that your car on loader, if so, is that color Silver Pearl Poly? Its beautiful! Thx for letting me know bc my dad is getting older and I want to paint his for him as a present.
08-30-2009, 08:34 AM
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