Re: [DML] Fascia Paint Codes
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Re: [DML] Fascia Paint Codes



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Jack Singer <jack4545@...> wrote:
>
> 
> I just removed my fascia for painting and the only paint code I can 
find is the Ditzler DAU33584.  Unfortunately my shop can't find the 
paint.
>  
> Does anyone have a modern paint code?  I searched the dmcnews site 
without any luck...
>  
> Thanks in advance.
>  
> Jack
> 

Jack:
I repainted my fascias earlier this year using the following:
The silver paint that I used was the same PPG product? DBC33584, 
mixed 1:1 with DT Reducer.
The black was "SEM 39144 /Trim Paint", mixed 1:1 with the DT Reducer.
For the front fascia I did some sanding work on an old ding and 
covered this area with a PPG adhesion promoter; DPX801.
I covered everything with a PPG clear urethane, DCU2021, mixed 
4:1:1:1 with DX814 Universal Flexibilizer, DT Reducer and DCX 
Hardener.
Everything together cost about $350 and could have painted two or 
three cars' bumpers. I used the extra black to paint the rear louver 
and a few little pieces. I painted the fascias on the car, rather 
than removing them, because I found a couple of extra bolts holding 
the bumpers on that are not in the manuals and have NO ACCESS to 
remove them. I gave up after a day because I thought I was going to 
break something.
I used my Craftsman 6HP, 30 gallon air compressor and Craftsman paint 
gun. It took a while to dial in the right air pressure/paint mix by 
spraying several large pieces of cardboard, but the result was a fair 
paint job. I will posted   some pictures on my blog if you are 
interested. I had never painted anything of significance before this 
and am fairly pleased. The only thing I should have done would have 
been to spend another ½ day on my preparation of the surfaces.
I hope this helps.
Lee Edmonson (No Picaso)



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