Mr Hines, I would like to see some more pics of that car. Its twin sister is in my shop but not that far along. But that is the look Im going for.
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Mr Hines, I would like to see some more pics of that car. Its twin sister is in my shop but not that far along. But that is the look Im going for.
Barry,
I don't have too many shots of it, but I'll post what I have.
The color is called Jasmine Gelb. It is an early VW color that we once used on the ENVEMO Super 90's.
I've done two speedsters in that color. This one goes to our VA dealer, and the first sold to a lady in Hawaii.
CEH
I don't have too many shots of it, but I'll post what I have.
The color is called Jasmine Gelb. It is an early VW color that we once used on the ENVEMO Super 90's.
I've done two speedsters in that color. This one goes to our VA dealer, and the first sold to a lady in Hawaii.
CEH
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Thanks Carey, That is pretty close to the code 19e Ukon yellow that was factory on my beetle, before the converible D conversion.
I went with a close but more avalible General motors color Yellow/beige, its very close .
I went with a close but more avalible General motors color Yellow/beige, its very close .
Barry,
It looks very close. The speedster turned out a touch more yellow than I expected. (You can see the difference if you look at the 356C picture with no thumbnail.) I think the C may be a match to your yellow/beige.
CEH
It looks very close. The speedster turned out a touch more yellow than I expected. (You can see the difference if you look at the 356C picture with no thumbnail.) I think the C may be a match to your yellow/beige.
CEH
Yelp It is very close.
Mine may be wee bit more on the beige side ,but it so close you can't tell it in the paint books The code 19e was just a schose more green, and I do recall seeng your color as well its a schose more yellow. The yellow/beige, is just whatI had hoped for.
But as for the matching of any unforeseen future problems this Base coat, Clear coat urethane is a dream to use.
But you must to have a clean work erea, with temp controlls to avoid sags or runs.
Mine may be wee bit more on the beige side ,but it so close you can't tell it in the paint books The code 19e was just a schose more green, and I do recall seeng your color as well its a schose more yellow. The yellow/beige, is just whatI had hoped for.
But as for the matching of any unforeseen future problems this Base coat, Clear coat urethane is a dream to use.
But you must to have a clean work erea, with temp controlls to avoid sags or runs.