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Old 10-16-2017, 11:34 PM
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From what I understand, there was a Goldenglow Yellow, and Goldenrod Yellow.
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Old 10-17-2017, 08:00 AM
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This car is supposed to be white and black but they did have a white and yellow combo back then but the colors were more pastel like the pic below. These colors were picked out by the owner.
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Old 10-23-2017, 11:59 AM
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Got the body bolted to the frame this morning.
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Very nice "Master Painter" Tim.
Really looks good in the pictures. How many hours in body and paint?
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It is taking shape and looking terrific!
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Hurry up Tim! Soon the snow will be blowing around up there in PA......I don't miss that.

Looks great and keep the pics coming.
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How many hours in body and paint?
Hundreds of hours have went into it so far and putting it together will be the real challenge.
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Nice work, glad I'm not paying the bill.
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Jon mentioned the Crown Vic in his other thread so I thought I'd post some pics from today. I just got done painting the dash parts and steering column.
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Tim I just came up with the name of this project. I will call it project “banana cream”.

Anyway, looking awesome as always. Can you tell us posers how you get the sharp lines between the banana and the cream? I’ve heard of and used the 1/4 inch green tape before but wondering how it’s actually done. Assuming you paint the piece all one of the colors then mask off and use the other? Do you sand the area at all of the color underneath so the other color will stick to it? If so what grit? Lots of questions but inquiring minds want to know.

Edit: just realized how ironic is it that these are somewhat cub cadet colors. Be honest buddy you're the owner aren't you?
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