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a good source for paint codes? - looking for GOLD

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by jonahboo, Jul 9, 2012.

  1. jonahboo
    Joined: Mar 22, 2009
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    I'm getting ready to start painting my car

    Maybe someone over here can help me - I am do a 55 Buick and I'm looking for a light metalic gold and a nice (non-met) cream -

    anyone know where to get the codes from?
    thanks in advance


    HOK are real nice - but are probably not in my price line - a local shop by me can mix up some color - but I need code #'s


    jesse
     
  2. AV88
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    This is a mid eightys Chrysler colour called ,gold dust , choosing a colour is hard work good luck ImageUploadedByTJJ1341832655.809512.jpg
     
  3. Johnny-B-Bad
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    Theres a mid 80's chevy/gmc truck gold that looks real good. I think its champeign gold or something like that.

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  4. rond
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  5. bobscogin
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    Take a look at Chrysler Inca Gold used on Prowlers and PT Cruisers. Lots of images on Google.

    Bob
     
  6. jonahboo
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    THANKS -this is a good start -

    I have considered the Inca Gold before - it's very bright - not sure i can commit to that for the long haul - but it's really a sweet color!
     
  7. bobscogin
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    OK, how about 1998 Camaro Sport Gold?

    Bob
     
  8. Mr48chev
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    Take a look at 72 Monte Carlo placer gold. I painted my 48 that color in 1973 and didn't know to clear it and had a satin paint job 35 years before they came into vogue.

    It's hard to beat the cream that was usually used with Sierra Gold on 56 and 57 Chevs and other GM cars in those years.
     
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  9. Bert Kollar
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    TCP Global They seem to have every paint code ever made for a car
     
  10. czuch
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    Indian Chief Gold. 73 Corvette color I think. Itsa a very deep gold.
     
  11. jonahboo
    Joined: Mar 22, 2009
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    THATS THE ONE I had in mind

    what's the Cream on those?

    thanks everybody (even though it ain't over yet) - but for right now this is a killer combo
     
  12. jcmarz
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    Ditto on the TCP Gobal auto library and you can choose the type of paint. Originally, your Buick was Lacquer.
     
  13. jonahboo
    Joined: Mar 22, 2009
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    from NJ

    excelent

    how is this quality of paint?

    http://www.tcpglobal.com/restorationshop/rspacrylic.aspx

    has anyone had positive (or negitive experiance with it?)
     
  14. jonahboo
    Joined: Mar 22, 2009
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    from NJ

    just an update for giggles-

    I went with the Ica Gold and i am quite pleased - it a real nice color - lotsa folks ask is it orig color or newer


    i painted the car myself in the garage - and result were - well pretty good i think

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    thanks for yer help
     
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  15. Dman
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    Great looking car. I love Buicks and I love gold. Very nice combination.
     

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