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Does anybody know which is this paint's reference ![]() Thanks JM |
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I assume you are talking about the orange. Not sure but I doubt it is stock, at least here in the states.
Signal orange is close, among the P colors
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Looks like a clear-coated version of Gulf Orange to me ... just like the Gulf McLaren Can-Am cars of old ... that Bruce & Denny, then Dan Gurney, and finally Peter Revson drove ...
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Due to the color shift between the sunlit areas and the paint in the shadows, I think that is "candy" orange. Today's paints will do that in a base coat/clear coat. Old school candy is a colored transparent over a pearl or gold base for the metalic like reflection followed by many coats of clear for depth. I don't think that is solid color.
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Lateapex911,Early-s-man and Zeke thanks a lot !
Now I know it's candy paint. Bye JM |
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It actually looks very close to the color of my car - Continental Orange. It definitely has the "candy" look to it, though. This shade was used from '76-'78 and even a little later, evidently.
Mike
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