CRG Discussion Forum
Camaro Research Group Discussion => Restoration => Topic started by: ZLP955 on April 05, 2013, 07:25:41 AM
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What was the factory paint finish inside '69 park light/turn signal housings? I have an original set that are pretty rough inside, and seem to have the remains of a white-painted finish, looks like it may have been gloss; is that correct?
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Not sure what factory used but I'm thinking it was close to argent silver? I have read some using aluminum color spray can paint and white, too, but mostly a brite silver color probably would work.
What was the factory paint finish inside '69 park light/turn signal housings? I have an original set that are pretty rough inside, and seem to have the remains of a white-painted finish, looks like it may have been gloss; is that correct?
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My originals appeared to have been 'white', and since it was intended to be reflective, glossy white would be the most reflective...
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They are white.
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Sorry fellas. White on the front lights and silver on the rear bucket insides. My bad.
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Thanks Guys, I'll go with a gloss white then.
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I have restored dozens of the 69 lamps, they are white inside.
Mike
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My rear lights were definitely a silver/chrome looking paint.
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Come to think of it I believe mine was silver. I'll check when I get a chance.
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Just to clarify, I was referring to the front park light/turn signal housing, not the taillight housing.
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I think it's a good idea to have the info for both front and rear light housings.
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Taillight housings were silver inside.