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Proper t/a wheel paint
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10/19/21 03:10 PM
10/19/21 03:10 PM
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greendart408
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Over this winter I'm going to work at restoring my aunts t/a rallye wheels. Only question I have is, who has the most correct and accurate silver wheel paint?. Also were they rattle canned back in the day or gun? I will be replicating them as they were. The black I'm not worried about. I am going to copy them as they were/ are as they are all original currently but needing restored from being stored in a barn off the car. Thanks Ryan
Last edited by greendart408; 10/19/21 05:23 PM.
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Re: Proper t/a wheel paint
[Re: greendart408]
#2976415
10/20/21 09:39 AM
10/20/21 09:39 AM
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Posts: 7,363 Iowa
burdar
Owen's Dad
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Owen's Dad
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Iowa
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Looks like they still do, but how correct looking it is I don't know. The stuff I have is 20+ years old. Not sure if it's a different formulation or not. I think there is a red Cuda on the can.
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Re: Proper t/a wheel paint
[Re: 340SIX]
#2978235
10/25/21 01:59 PM
10/25/21 01:59 PM
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autoxcuda
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It looks good but is not correct. The Krylon 1403 is a better match and less expensive.
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