I’m curious if your painter pulled the quarter glass and all trim? In your previous thread it looked to still be on. If that’s the case I would definitely keep it the original color scheme.
Quarter glass is still in but most trim removedI’m curious if your painter pulled the quarter glass and all trim? In your previous thread it looked to still be on. If that’s the case I would definitely keep it the original color
This looks pretty nice , thanks for the ideaI'd take some inspiration from the factory two tone layout from the 442s and/or H/Os.
My favourite is the dark blue/green over grey, and seconded by the maroon over grey.
Then choose a colors that has more impact (pearl, flake, shift, gloss).
He really should pull all the trim anyway. The quarter glass is easy enough. Tape lines can ruin the look of the job and become a failure point down the road.Quarter glass is still in but most trim removed
Painter and I have discussed that a colour change does require getting a little deeper into tear down
I wish I had your problem. I have owned six Cutlasses but never a two tone. Good luck in picking the colors. You only go around once.Quarter glass is still in but most trim removed
Painter and I have discussed that a colour change does require getting a little deeper into tear down
Thanks for the tip , I’ll bring that upHe really should pull all the trim anyway. The quarter glass is easy enough. Tape lines can ruin the look of the job and become a failure point down the road.
That’s pretty close to what it is/was ,pretty nice colourHow about champagne for the top color
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