One thing you should remember if you aren't spot painting, the color will never truely match the Original color, even with laquer, the flakes are of a different breed and depending on your spray technique and thinning you can change the color as well, the beauty of doing a over all is you only need to be close to what it was! Personally unless your trying to go athentic and win in concoars show or any of the other large shows uerthene is the only way to go, you can get a semigloss out of it to and get the durability!
Laquer, unless you use the really high grade thinners, are going to crack all to pieces on you! Any color you want is at this site, remember Chevy had only certain colors but GMC had alot, so besure to look in the GMC color charts when looking up the color! Even if you had a chevy in 49 and it was green most likely you won't find it under the chevrolet colors it will be under GMC colors!
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