cadet grey paint

johnmereness wrote: John Bills at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum Library has reproduced all the Cord paint formulas and has the converted old formulas to modern formulas so that you can have you local paint store to duplicate. There is a small charge. I found the Rich Maroon formula to work well.

In this book?

store.automobilemuseum.org/browse.cfm/co...pholstery/4,159.html [/url]

John Bills at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum Library has reproduced all the Cord paint formulas and has the converted old formulas to modern formulas so that you can have you local paint store to duplicate. There is a small charge. I found the Rich Maroon formula to work well.

Hi,

TCP Global shows this same color name for 1936 Auburn.

www.autocolorlibrary.com/aclchip ... n-pg01.jpg

I have bought paint from them with very satisfactory results.

--Tom

Sorry but I do not have the formula for this paint. I purchased mine from Stan Gilliand in Wellington Kansas USA. He owns the company Cord Parts that many of us buy parts from.

1748 wrote: That paint and style of sedan is my kind of car. My car is a Beverly with the bustle trunk. The color is this kadet grey luminancinace. My interior is the wide dark blue broad cloth. The leather trim on the seats is grey piping.

Yes but have you a reference (RAL) for this grey <!-- s:?: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_question.gif" alt=":" title="Question" /><!-- s:?: -->

That paint and style of sedan is my kind of car. My car is a Beverly with the bustle trunk. The color is this kadet grey luminancinace. My interior is the wide dark blue broad cloth. The leather trim on the seats is grey piping.

I looking for the paint reference of the "cadet grey" for my 812

On the pictures we often see very different grey