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Old 01-15-2021, 07:57 PM   #12
Beach-Burban
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Re: Paint Scheme Opinions

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Originally Posted by pwdcougar View Post
That could look really good Woody. How about doing satin white and yellow gloss? More of the truck would be gloss than satin.

Paul
Thanks for the follow-up, Paul...if I was leaning towards more gloss I think I'd probably end up doing it all gloss like most do.

I'm thinking more satin because I'm hoping it would look more "old school" without being "rat rod" or a fabricated patina. All the cars of my youth didn't have clear coat of any kind...and without constant waxing and buffing (and most times even with waxing and buffing) the solid color paint just naturally oxidized giving a dull look to the paint. I remember using kerosene to pull some of the oxidization out of the paint so the color looked a little better...but it still remained somewhat dull (and definitely thinned out the paint), so that's what I'm trying to capture...a little "new" and a lot of "old" (but not beat up or thinned out).

Thanks again!

Woody
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