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Old 02-09-2016, 04:00 PM
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Default Re: Nice survivor daytona yellow camaro L78

Here is a pretty good one showing Bill's tail panel




FWIW I used catalyzed black enamel with 50% clear coat added, then 25% flattener by volume.



If you polish it at all it gets glossier.

30% flattener then polished half with rubbing compound and fine polish.


20% Flattener then polished half compound and fine polish.



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Default Re: Nice survivor daytona yellow camaro L78

If you want to get picky, make sure it does not match the standard shade of black body paint. Its a bit different. In the direct sun it acts different than the original black body paint that stays deep black.

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Default Re: Nice survivor daytona yellow camaro L78

It is slightly gray compared to the black on the remainder of the car- if that makes sense.

FWIW Flattener uses fine talc to knock down the sheen- talc is white, which adds an ever so slight gray tint to the paint.
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Default Re: Nice survivor daytona yellow camaro L78

That sounds promising you got it right!
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Default Re: Nice survivor daytona yellow camaro L78

The Technical and Restoration forum probably deserves a sticky thread on the correct sheen of big-block car black tail panels.
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