Anyone know what type of paint (black) was used on the Duster tail light lenses to black them out where needed? Mine were a little worn so I'm taping them off and repainting them. But I'd like to get as close to the org. paint as possible.
Thanks

I'm currently restoring the taillight panel on my 73 Challenger and I used SEM Trim Paint for the flat black portions of it. It has a really good finish and applies easily.

...originally they were just the color of the plastic and injection molded or whatever,so you'll have to fudge it.
you can probably get it pretty close with some of the rattle can trim paints in a low lustre black..
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I have seen several NOS 70/71 Duster taillight lenses and the black part looked glossy to me (not flat or satin finish).

Correct. I used a semi-gloss on mine.

you might be able to get back to the original finish by wet sanding with 1200 and then
polishing, there should be some 'lustre.

If you sand them, there won't be any black paint left.

Thought it was black plastic?

They should be gloss black, maybe one of the new plastic fusion paints from Krylon or someone? I used semi gloss on mine and don't forget the new tail light gaskets

Sounds like you got the black covered, so I'll add a little tip I have used many times on taillite lenses. Clean and glassbead the lenses, then have them clear-coated. They look like new and it should help the black adhere a little better.