PP1 Color 1968
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Hello Guys It's my first post here so Hello from Europe. I looking for information about PP1 red. I have dodge charger 1968 440 RT and I rebuilding him. I ask many paint mixing plants in Poland and no one have recipe for PP1. I was asking with following codes - Chrysler DT3277 , PPG - 71483 , Dupont 4770LH, 4770H , 93-97813M and Sikkens 407h5 and I try in Spies Hecker. Can someone share the recepture pp1 so that I can do it in Poland ? or help some other way ? Best regards Guys
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Re: PP1 Color 1968
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Welcome to the board. Poland ! That can't be easy doing an old American car there. It's hard here in the US to get the old colors matched, even with the old codes. A buddy's shop uses Spies-Hecker, and they provided a bunch of color samples of reds, greens, blues, etc. If you can find a shop spraying that brand, look through those and match to an area of your car that hasn't been damaged from exposure. A color from another car can be tintable if not an exact match.
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Re: PP1 Color 1968
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Nothing sand cut it all. Recive from PPG orginal recipe for 68 looks ok but that pigments are with PB and they are stop manufacturing it so looking for recipe with will be for new pigments? There are PPG pigments 717 and 785 and 707 and 703 .
Last edited by srubaPL; 09/14/20 04:47 PM.
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