Got the body painted today. This is the lower color, Kewanee green. Next comes the upper color. I used Sherwin Williams 2nd dimension single stage. Perfect match to the paint and finish guide. A big thanks to Larry Shepard for the paint mix codes.
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Art The only issues i see is that your pics are to small. That is a beautiful looking job which deserves full sizers. You have a lot to be proud of!!3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
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"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
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Originally posted by BNCHIEF View PostI like the color of your car Tomremember a few years ago when the fad was to paint the car and put a flock on it so it had a finish like a pool table top.
BTW, I was watch an old Johnny Carson rerun two nights ago, and Ed said his first car was a 1932 (or was it 1933) Studebaker Commander with a chauffer compartment and intercom.
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Magnificent Art!3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
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