PPG paint codes for Series?

[westcoastkevin]

Does anyone know the PPG paint codes for Bronze/Pastel Green?
or,
If you used PPG products, what did you use for a color blend?

I have looked at a lot of websites with color codes and the PPG system does not like any of them. (DuPont, ICI, old english LR codes)

Regards,
Kevin

[rejeep]

if you give me what you have i will get a PPG for you..
go Delton and not the Omni..

[mongoswede]

from a post I had a while ago:

Codes for Series Vehicles, for future reference.
Lifted from our Tech Data on the main web page.

Dupont Code
Bronze Green 38500A
Pastel Green 38504A
Limestone 38505A
Poppy Red 38506AH
Marine Blue 38503A
Glasurit
Bronze Green LEY637
Pastel Green ROV605
Limestone ROV105/S
Poppy Red ROV303
Marine Blue ROV504
Sand ROV106

PPG Deltron Code
Bronze Green 46451
Pastel Green 46250
Limestone 46251
Marine Blue 16514
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[westcoastkevin]

Thanks for those. I will take them to my PPG girl on Monday for a look.

[westcoastkevin]

Well, my ppg girl can do them no problem.
She said (for my application - non metallic, not color matching a new vehicle, etc) to just get the shopline over deltron and put the money into the clearcoat.
Any thoughts?
Kevin

[stomper]

use a single stage paint, and skip the clearcoat. This will give you a nice patina on the panels with time, just like the original.:thumb-up:

[albersj51]

I'm going with a two stage paint, and my painter friend is a firm believer in a good epoxy primer, decent paint, and a decent clear coat. Most important being the epoxy primer. I guess the logic is, as long as its the right color paint is paint (as long as its a decent brand) and clear is clear.