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duke36 · 08-28-2018, 06:15 PM

Follow post 2. From the photo it's difficult to ascertain what type of paint is on the car. Depending on paint's age, it could be 2 types of lacquer, single stage enamel, single stage polyurethane or base / clear coat like modern cars. Your jobber can help with this, but lacquer, Concept, or acrylic enamel may no longer be available in your area. TCP Global in Southern Cal. can mix almost anything for classic cars but they need a small sample part to match. They have to conform to EPA/ state rules for sending the products in and out of Cal.

08-28-2018, 06:15 PM	#8
duke36 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2015 Posts: 1,415	Re: paint colors Follow post 2. From the photo it's difficult to ascertain what type of paint is on the car. Depending on paint's age, it could be 2 types of lacquer, single stage enamel, single stage polyurethane or base / clear coat like modern cars. Your jobber can help with this, but lacquer, Concept, or acrylic enamel may no longer be available in your area. TCP Global in Southern Cal. can mix almost anything for classic cars but they need a small sample part to match. They have to conform to EPA/ state rules for sending the products in and out of Cal.