Re: color I.D. red

["MO ( Steve Mick)" <micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you, that would be great! I am not familiar with Chromabase. Would 
that be a basecoat-clearcoat and what company makes it?  Thanks for your 
input.............MO
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gary Waggoner" <gwaggonercpa@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 10:39 AM
Subject: RE: color I.D. red


> I just had my 64 Fury (white over red) painted in Chromabase to match
> the factory colors.  I would be happy to email you pictures and put you
> in touch with the painter.
>
>
> Steve Mick wrote:
> > I have to make a color selection soon, as I am ready to paint the
> > firewall,
> > inner fenders , and sub frame. on my 64 Dodge.It will be red. The color
> > I
> > really like is found in Steve Reasbeck drag race 62-65 Mopar article
> > this
> > month on our website.. 5th pic down- the whellstanding 64 Ply sedan and
> > the
> > 9th pic down -Kyle's Dodge Polara 2 dr hdtp. That red just POPS! Mine
> > would
> > be with a white top.  Is this the same color as  new 1964 stock paint
> > was?
> >  Here is the problem.  I will be using Nason (DuPont) I do have an old
> >  color
> > chip chart from Dupont that gives the code from many years ago. Can
> > someone
> > give me an up to date name or number to identifly that  POPPING red so
> > my
> > backwoods paint man will know the formula to mix it? Is that color from
> > a
> > newer car that would show up in more current color chip books? ( Perhaps
> > a
> > Viper)? My paint will be urathane, but paint man says he can make it if
> > we
> > have something to go by to get the right pigment combo. Thanks for any
> > help..................MO
>
>
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