Debating with other if the 71 Duster (and any A body with a hood black out) used the same Organosol paint as B and E bodies or if it was non-textured. The argument is that the big 340 Wedge decal wont lay down right on the texture Organosol. 70 dart 340s and 73 Duster 340/Twisters also had black out options but no decals

Looking in areas where some original orgonasol was still present before restoration I can tell you there is a slight texture, nothing too extreme, and it has the slight metallic type fleck in it as well.

Hard to tell from this picture but this is a survivor car that I'm after with very very low mileage. All the paint on this car is like brand new and all original. There does not seem to be much texture in the satin black at all.

Thanks guys, I was born in 78 so I have no recollection of these car as the rolled off the line, LOL

This pic of an original factory paint 1972 Cuda EV2 V21 door top with the molding removed to show the paints texture. I received this pic courtesy of Member scatpacktom

Original well worn 1972 Cuda fender....

Original worn hood

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We have done a few car hoods in what is supposed to be correct textured black paint and it was so ruff that you couldnt even wipe it down with a rag with out pulling lint off of it. There's alot of cars out there have too much texture. I agree that's there some texture but it's very very little and after it's sprayed and dried you should be able wipe the hood or what ever you sprayed with it with a rag and not have it grab your rag like a piece of sand paper.