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Lefty


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I just finished stripping out my motor and inner fender areas
I think fender wells sound be gloss black
radiator support - Gloss Black
Fire wall colour of car
But the hood was painted colour of car but when i striped
it down it seems to originally been gloss black
does this seem correct ??
Thanks
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I THINK SO, AS MY 66 ACADIAN WAS ORIGINAL BLACK UNDER THE HOOD

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Possibly it could have been Satin Black and not Gloss Black.

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I would agree with the suggestion of satin (semi gloss) for the inners and rad support.

I believe my 65 was white under the hood from new.

Firewall certainly body colour.

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My '64 Parisienne is Lagoon Aqua under the hood and on the firewall.
Black semi-gloss for fenders/rad.

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My car had satin black inners & rad support,body color firewall. Unfortunately my firewall was very faded and scratched up so I just did it satin as well.

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Hi guys,

Is there a specific satin or semi-gloss black that you suggest ?

Is this as simple as a spray-bomb from Canadian Tire ?

I'm interested because I want to repaint my front bumper support frame
while the chrome is off getting re-done.

Regards,

Scott

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WHAT I FOUND ON MY '64 LAURENTIAN:
INNER FENDERS - SATIN BLACK
RAD. SUPPORT - SATIN BLACK
RADIATOR - GLOSS BLACK
UNDERSIDE OF HOOD - SATIN BLACK WITH ALOT OF BODY COLOR OVERSPRAY

MY CAR HAD BEEN RE-PAINTED ONCE WHEN STILL VERY NEW (LESS THAN ONE YEAR OLD) SO FOR THE UNDERSIDE OF THE HOOD I'M NOT SURE IF ALL THE OVER-SPRAY WAS FACTORY OR NOT. INSIDE THE DOORS AND TRUNK ARE FACTORY PAINT. I'M NOT SURE IF THEY WOULD HAVE LIFTED THE HOOD FOR THE RE-PAINT. I BELEIVE THOUGH THE UNDERSIDE HOOD SHOULD BE SATIN BLACK WITH ALOT OF FACTORY COLOR PAINT OVERSPRAY BUT I CAN'T SAY FOR CERTAIN.

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Thaks for all the replys, im going to paint it satin Black
here are door frames ready for painting

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LandShark68_2+2 wrote:

Hi guys,

Is there a specific satin or semi-gloss black that you suggest ?

Is this as simple as a spray-bomb from Canadian Tire ?

I'm interested because I want to repaint my front bumper support frame
while the chrome is off getting re-done.

Regards,

Scott


    I use WalMart U.S.A.  spray paint   mostly gloss black and flat black  .96cents a can   Nice stuff    of course I am not working on  purist or trailer queen cars..

 



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Personally, I love Plastikote T-3 Hot Rod Black which is a semi gloss.

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Would anyone suggest using POR-15?

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i used por-15 semi gloss in the engine compartment, frame and under car. the thing is its not uv protected,but i think under hood and under car does not get much sun so i used it. and it looks right.

-- Edited by rarechev on Friday 12th of February 2010 08:14:00 AM

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I use MarHyde Satin black paint. Apply with spray gun. Better paint,better coverage, higher build. In the long run cheaper than rattle cans.

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rarechev wrote:

i used por-15 semi gloss in the engine compartment, frame and under car. the thing is its not uv protected,but i think under hood and under car does not get much sun so i used it. and it looks right.

-- Edited by rarechev on Friday 12th of February 2010 08:14:00 AM


You must have sprayed it ... right?

 



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yes i sprayed it, its very hard to get of of your hands and you must use a respirator. and don't spill any around the edge of the can!!!!!! or you won't be able to get the lid back off!

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I use Allis- Chalmers machinery paint, spray gun applied, comes out a "nice" satin finish very close to what it should be, & you don't need a "primer" Good to go over rust as well. I think John- Deere has one similar!!  I mix the Allis with Lac. thiners almost 50/50  Works for me!!!!

-- Edited by dualquadpete on Friday 12th of February 2010 11:28:21 AM

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Eastwood has a underhood black in  a 10-20 % semi gloss that they say is the correct shade but would be more expesive than other brands. Available in Aerosol  and quart cans. 

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GM did have a satin black or chassis black paint available in gallon cans a few years back, Not sure if still available. Catapiller Med. Gloss Black is decent paint as well, comes in spray bomb, qt. or gal. reasonable $$$

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