Re: [Amc-list] PPG paint recipes?

[JOE FULTON <piper_pa20@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Grey primer is still the standard I think.  It's
neutral enough that light and dark colors can work
well over it.  PPG makes black (dp90) and beige
(forget the number) primer too.  DP40 is the number
for grey primer (ppg).   For dark blue or black, DP90
is probably better but if you are trying to match
paint for a touch up, you might start with a grey
primer.

Caution:  I'm am not a pro, just an amateur who has
fumbled around with a spray gun now and then.

Joe Fulton

--- Bruce Griffis <bruce.griffis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Providing you match up the color fairly well (at
> least for an amateur
> restoration / driver) - how do you determine what
> color primer works
> best under your color paint? Once my car is
> mechanically sound, I want
> to start on some of the surface rust.
> 
> I'm thinking gray primer, but am just guessing.
> (perhaps it's time to
> take a new picture!).
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