(Courtesy of Mike Rothe)
The formula given is for one pint (DuPont says it's enough to do one car's stripes when thinned, but I'd personally go with a quart) of the more expensive ChromaPremier. I recommend test spraying the mix first to make sure that it's what you want. Take this to you DuPont jobber. It MAY bu under the name of "69 Hurst/Olds Gold". If you need a quart, double the amounts shown.
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Cost code from DuPont: (important)-> F | ||
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4530S | Flop Control Agent | 45.4 |
890J | Transox Yellow | 86.0 |
894J | Extra Coarse Alum | 109.3 |
845J | Transp Yellow | 131.0 |
895J | Bright Coarse Alum | 149.9 |
802J | LS White | 161.1 |
832J | Green | 162.0 |
1005S | Gold Perl | 180.7 |
1008S | Moss Green Perl | 181.0 |
62320F | Binder | 326.3 |
62330F | Balancer | 457.5 |
The Cameo White, on the other hand, is NOT listed as "Cameo White" any more. It is listed as a fleet color, and the ChromaPremier color is listed as 5033F, under the fleet color "Dover White", a Kunkel Services color. However, it IS the exact same color as "Cameo White", the old code 50 color. Or, you can use the 72 H/O color code 11 as well, since this too was "Cameo White". I believe they STILL might have this one listed.