None of the vendors seem to carry "touch up paint" small quanity to go over stone chips (bright blue). I realize the color match is not going to be perfect. Does any body know of a source? Thank You, Don
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I found this web site some time ago. Have not used it yet.
http://www,paintscratch.comDick Whittington -
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Try www.levineautoparts.com. I have had good results from them with blue paint for my 66 as well as for my 54.
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Paint Scratch has the original touch up. If your car's been repainted with the original color, though not lacquer, you're probably better off with a computer scan paint. It's also much less expensive.Comment
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Try Chuck Pelton (chuckpelton@comcast.net) - his daughter supplies most of the vendors with Corvette touch-up paint.Comment
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At Carlisle there was a vendor that was selling paint in 1 oz. small bottles. They seemed to have most colors and very knowledgeable.
Custom Car Colors, LLC
4167 Bluebird Drive
Commerce Twp., MI 48382
248-363-0288Comment
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Gary,
I bought a small bottle of 67 Goodwood Green from Vette Products of Michigan and I think thats who they get their paint from. The car & paint are at the storage garage so I can't confirm that now. The match was dead nuts on tho!Comment
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Thanks, for the feedback. I ordered from "Levine" They seem very proffessional. They also want feedback to see if your satisfied.Comment
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The touch up paint in small bottles from the guy at Carlisle that Gary referred to is perfect. He sells so many he runs out of the popular colors.Comment
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