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onerare39

I am looking to replicate the original Spring Green paint on my 1954 sedan. I realize that the original color has aged and therefore do not want to have the paint shop computer match the aged paint. I want to do the Base Coat/ClearCoat process. Does anyone have the PPG Paint Code for 1954 Spring Green?

Thanks, John Forkner

51hornetA

I have a Dupont Color chart and the 1954 Spring Green has a Duco 1704 code on it. The mix is as follows

1704

246-57721 Spring Green

Mix

246-0097 White

246-0064 Ferrite Yellow

246-0785-H Blue Toned Green

246-025 Black

Maybe this is enough info to get a modern cross match.

Tom Drew

I believe that Charles Regnerus, who owns Alter Collision in Detroit, went to the trouble to reformulate many original Hudson colors in the modern PPG basecoat/clearcoat system. Mr. Regnerus is a member of the club and you should be able to find his contact info in the roster.

Also, if I remember correctly, there was an article written in the WTN some years back that published many of these new formulas that he developed. I'm pretty sure a call to Charlie will get you the info you need. Good luck.

Tom Drew

http://www.autocolorlibrary.com/cgi-bin/search/search.pl

Here it is:

http://autocolorlibrary.com/cgi-bin/search/searchpic.pl?1954-hudson-pg01.jpg

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