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Looks great Mika, well done.

It will be for a professional, best to get it done by the experts.

Has your friend tried autocolorlibrary.com? They offer colors in water based paint.

Try TCPglobal their autocolorlibrary.com has lists of the old colors and you can order in the paint you want lacquer enamel water based etc. Note that the same color in the above 3 paint types "will" look like different shades due to the different types as well as the fact that formulas have...

I can hear DocMcNeedy calling lol. Beautiful job.

Looks good - a good way to remember which way the stalactites and stalagmites go is the tights go down as the mites go up. Lol. Hope your show goes well.

There is a ford color called pride orange which is offered on the ranger wildtrak available here in NZ- take a look, it may be what you're looking for.

It "may" be the same color in two different types of paint. I read on a forum- perhaps this one - that a particular shade will vary depending upon paint type, enamel, lacquer, 2-pack, water based etc will look "similar" but won't be identical to each other. Probably the best you can do is take...

Maybe another reason is the body paint is exposed to weathering over the years whilst Underhood paint is protected?

Go to the TCP Global website www.autocolorlibrary.com then click on modern, and insert year, then click on make and insert make, then that years color chart appears. Contact them with paint type and color and approx 5 days (or sooner) the paint will be done All the best for happy motoring John

Yes, best to strip off the paint and start again as that can't be fixed. Ultimately you'll get a better result. All the best.

Gently does it as it's been there 52 years. Good luck.

If you can't remove it from its current location you can forget it - in a few years - there won't be anything to save.

The other consideration is that paint formulations have changed over the years and it's likely that enamel, lacquer, water based etc will all look different even though they're the "same" colour. What folks often do is take a small painted panel like the fuel filler door to be scanned at the...

When I typed "you" referring to wheels I was not referring to you individually, rather a generic "you" meaning if someone has to have mags choose a period mag not a modern mag. As alwas our cars just have to please us nobody else.

I guess if you have to have mags, have something you could have put on it when new.

The other consideration is that the colour may vary slightly from the original due to changes in formulation over the years and different paint types from the old Lacquer and Enamel to modern water based formulations.

Well done, looks great and nice of you to consider others and get another set. Happy motoring.

Asbestos was in everything - plasterboard, floor tiles, pipe lagging (insulation), the power plant was probably full of it.