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#109799 02/21/2004 6:15 PM
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Trying to determine what color my 1955' cameo seat frame should be. It looks like it was a grey or silver color just by looking at it. Does any of you bolters know by chance what color they were originally were painted? THANKS THERE AMIGOS. :confused:

#109800 03/01/2004 1:29 AM
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Aloha! My '59, although not a cameo, had the frame the same color as the interior, which was the same color as the body, Galway green, originally, (someone painted it speed boat metallic blue in the '70's) with flattening agent to keep the gloss down, but the arms that the back rest swung on were black. Call around your town to body shop supply stores and ask if they have any old books or if they can recommend an 'Ol boy that has books. My local paint supply guy had old books that he WOULD NOT PART WITH and it even had the percentage of flattening agent to add to the interior color, they were not full gloss! however, the old boy passed away and those books are gone! I'll find them, I suspect someone in the shop has them. He was the best color matcher too!! Any way give it a go around your town, you may be surprised! And if i find those books I'll hollar atch ya. Good luck. CHEERS


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