CARS Buick green

Discussion in ''Da Nailhead' started by msc66, Apr 20, 2020.

  1. msc66

    msc66 still no vacuum

    It seems CARS no longer carries the buick green. Are there any current substitutions in quarts?
    I loved the CARS brushable quarts. Goes on easy. Thicker and glossier so easier to clean. Its a driver so I don't care about authenticity.

    I know engine paint has been discussed many times but my search hasn't pulled up anything recent about current vendors and availability.

    Thanks
     
  2. Gulfgears

    Gulfgears Gulfgears

    Detroit Diesel Alpine Green
     
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  3. wkillgs

    wkillgs Gold Level Contributor

  4. 322bnh

    322bnh Well-Known Member

    Sherwinn Williams acrylic enamel mix that I worked up



    BUICK ENGINE GREEN

    DAE “B” CUSTOM MIX


    609 Polycure B --------------------------------------------------------40.0grams

    508 Green Blue -------------------------------------------------------55.0 grams

    505 Green -------------------------------------------------------------250.0 grams

    522 Strong White ----------------------------------------------------60.0 grams

    500 Strong Black -----------------------------------------------------55.0 grams

    518 Oxide Red --------------------------------------------------------20.0 grams

    624 VOC Balancing Solvent ----------------------------------------80.0 grams

    614 Acrylic Enamel Mixing Clear ---------------------------------Fill to rim
     
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  5. gs65

    gs65 Well-Known Member

  6. msc66

    msc66 still no vacuum

    I remember not liking the por-15 for some reason but that was 12 yrs ago. Wow, 12 yrs.
    I think I'm gonna try Bill Hirsch this time. Thanks everyone!
     
  7. Jframe

    Jframe Member

    Just did the upper part of my 401 in my 65 Riviera with a Bill Hirsch rattle can. Turned out pretty well for an amateur, and I thought the match was good.
     

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  8. Golden Oldie 65

    Golden Oldie 65 Well-Known Member

    That's what I use. It might not be a perfect match but it looks great. And how many people would even know the difference?
     

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