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#565523 08/16/2009 2:26 AM
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I trying to figure out what color to paint the interior of my '53 chevy and found an old thread that said rustoleum 7272 (dark bronze metallic) is a good color.

All the pictures in the older threads are dead, if anyone has one please post it.

Thanks

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Hmm, after re-reading my post I don't think I was very clear. I am looking for a picture of a cab that has been painted with Rustoleum 7272.

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Well Fern, if you're not looking for the correct color then why don't ya just pickup a can of Rustoleum 7272. $3.99 at the Menards or any big box store, mask of the dash and shoot it to see whether you like it or not.
The number that I gave you is the PPG off set number for the original Ditzler color. Most PPG paint dealers can mix that up and put it into a rattle can or if you would rather, just grab a pint and a Preval sprayer and shoot a small section.
The paint you choose all depends on what your goal is, be it preservation or customization.
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Hmmm, I forgot about those Preval sprayers. I am new to paint so please forgive my dumb questions. blush

PPG's website shows a ton of different types of paint, which kind should I ask for?

Also, what other surface prep besides striping down to bare metal should I do?

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For the interior I use PPG Deltron DBU/DBI 31104. Just spray the base coat, no clearcoat and the sheen will be just about perfect for the interior. I use it on the bare metal as the original paint was applied, no base just clean it well and use a conversion coating on it.
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I'm also new. What is a conversion coat?

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Basicly it's a phosphoric acid treatment, I think the absolute best way to explain it would be for you to read about it. Try this link and it will give you an over view. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphate_conversion_coating

Your automotive paint dealer can supply you with a phosphate conversion coating, in the case of PPG which I chose to stay with it's DX520, here is a spec sheet on it: http://www.bapspaint.com/docs/psheets/PPG/Automotive/Deltron/P-226.pdf
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