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  • John A.
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    • December 31, 2010
    • 19

    62 Vette frame paint

    I have a 62 Vette off body restoration project going with my frame sand blasted, primed and ready for paint. The primer is DuPont. What luster paint should I use? Flat, Semi Gloss, Gloss or what? I don't know if it matters or not but the body is Roman Red. I need help please...
  • Joe E.
    Frequent User
    • April 1, 1985
    • 77

    #2
    Re: 62 Vette frame paint

    The frame should be low gloss and not flat. The front spindles, tie rods, driveshaft and steering arms should all be bare steel. I use a flat clear on them so they do not rust quickly.

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    • John A.
      Expired
      • December 31, 2010
      • 19

      #3
      Re: 62 Vette frame paint

      Thanks Joe...

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      • Anthony P.
        Expired
        • June 27, 2010
        • 485

        #4
        Re: 62 Vette frame paint

        Joe,

        When th car is complete, should the tie rod tubes (not the tie rod ends), have quite a bit of black overspray on them from the blackout process?

        Thanks,

        Tony

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        • Stephen B.
          Very Frequent User
          • August 31, 1992
          • 261

          #5
          Re: 62 Vette frame paint

          This will surprise many of you, but I've use rustolium satin black for chassis for years now.It is very affordable and can be purchase at any Home depot. rattle cans are $4.49,quarts are about $20.00 and gallons are about $80.00. I do all the normal prep on the frame and when ready for color I reduce the rustolium by 25% with high quality enamel reducer.One of the great advantages of this product is you can spray some of the hard to reach areas with the spray can before ,during ,or after and it matches perfectly.Try it on some small parts first ,you'll love it. Rustolium also makes a great clear and something called frosted glass which I've used to lightly coat bare metal parts.
          Stephen Barrett (21558) 59,66,71,73

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