Patina Paint Jobs
 

Rockrln got me thinkin with his "low buck" painting vs. shiny paint job question in his thread. Being that I have no experience painting, I wonder if this would be a better idea in the end because you wouldn't see any orange peel or runs after you "rough it up". How is this accomplished? They mention something about a scothbrite pad or something.

Here is a awesome example of the look I'd be aiming at.

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g7...r/RUSTY_67.jpg

Also, does anybody have a list or examples of the factory 67 colors that were available? Would you paint a rust color, then rough up, then paint a factory color and rough through to the rust color?

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Not to hijack your thread but when I was stationed at Castle there were a pair of these big tanks that were painted up like a pair of boobs. They were on the right when you left the base heading to Merced in one of the fields. This was prob back around 1990 or so.


Sonny

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Original paint is just worn thin.....

This 1969 truck i have is still original sea foam green paint.

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I too love that look. I know this can be done artificially, but the best "rusto rods" IMO are the desert trucks that have been patina'd naturally in the desert heat.

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:agree:

and I read the blurb on the one pictured in the first post in Classic Trucks. If I remember correctly it is "a-natu-ral"

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I did the patina thing on the bed of my beater. The truck had patina already, but the bed was blue and didn't match so I matched it to the cab's patina.

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Yeah, I was afraid that the only way to make them look that good was to get them naturally aged. I saw a 50 five window that was sort of a teal color and it had a hay bail in the bed from an old "Classic Trucks" magazine, and that was what made me really like it. Then when I saw the above picture I REALLY liked it. Oh-well.

Sonny, I think out of everybody I've ever mentioned those tanks to, you and I are the only ones that ever noticed them. They add a third tank and re-painted them all to match, so they aren't there anymore.

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About three or four years ago Rod&Custom did a write up on how to create a patina on your vehicle.... My buddy has that issue, I will see if I can find out the exact issue....

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Don't hold out! :)

How did you do it?

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Yeh I bought this truck just for the paint job! It has been sitting in a barn since the late 60's and just came out last year. I plan on getting to it one of these days.

Kevin
LFD Inc.

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Garden hose, kitchen sponge and comet sink cleaner.

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I am wondering if that first truck is a fake patina? It has had the front and rear side markers shaved which leads me to believe it was created...
Still looks kick a$$ though.

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How do you know that the side marker lights have been shaved ??? 67's didn't have side marker lights.

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I thought they had rear side markers on the 67's for some reason, I guess it could be a 67 with the big rear window???

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Good eye's !!! I didn't notice the big rear window, but it was an option then ?

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does anyone know if that first truck is bagged?

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67's didn't have markers front or rear. The panaramic rear window was an option in 67.

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I know I've seen that pic before, I swear it was in this thread from 2005, it was the Goodguys show in Charlotte

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=178776

The pics are gone from his server. I'll contact Kevin and see if he still has the pics and more info on that truck :cool:

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Look at the drivers side rocker, it's a slightly different color :)

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i have this truck as my SCREEN SAVER at work... kewl truck

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:haha: I remember those!! I laughed everytime I drove by them. :lol: They are painted over now.

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Man, we got a laugh every time we went by those too:jest:. I used to have a great pic of them with three girls standing in front of it bareing theirs. When I got married the picture dissapeared.:whine:

Sonny

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I could swear that exact picture is the one in Classic Trucks from 2 or 3 months ago.

And yeah, that is definately Lowe's Motor Speedway :D

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I like patina,shiney`s too easy.

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I knew I had seen that truck before I wasn't sure if it was one of the good guys shows or if it was auto fair. I got to every one of them. My boss knows that when there is a big show that he has to schedule someone else since I just wont go to work so I can go.

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Man, I have that picture hanging in my garage. I can't get away with that look in Oregon unless I used a rust inhibitor and 10 coats of flat clear. The fenders would rust through in a month.

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Hello all, new member here at the site. It has already been a very helpful reference for me.

This is my '70 GMC project truck. My great uncle was the original owner. I purchased it from him in Nov. 2008. Just got it out here to CA from Missouri recently. The old camper (rotted out) was removed. Had been on there for 30+ years easy. Initial use will be as a weekend/running errands truck. Need to get lights, and brakes straight so I can safely run it on the road. Then I will go from there.

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...9/IMG_0066.jpg

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Welcome to the website BBC1969!

Gotta love the Internet.... Here Ya Go:

http://www.streetrodderweb.com/tech/...ina/index.html

http://www.killbillet.com/showthread.php?t=19209

http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicl...dow/index.html

http://www.streetrodderweb.com/tech/...ter/index.html

http://www.streetrodderweb.com/tech/...job/index.html

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Gotta love newbies....bringing up a 3.5 year old thread.

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And you act as though that is a bad thing? I'de think you'd be welcoming him instead of labeling him, isn't that what "Team Leaders" do?

Lets encourage the new guys... if they are looking for abuse they can always hang out at the H.A.M.B. ;)

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Sorry folks....

I thought my intro would fit here. Other forums I am on freak out if you start a new thread when you can fit it into a pre existing one. Thanks for the links as well.

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It's all good man.Welcome to the site. It's 100% better than the HAMB for sure.

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You were the one who "made it seem like a bad thing"

It wasn't a slam, I find it interesting that it is almost always newbies who actually research back into the old threads. I just wonder how they find them? Are the using the search function to find a specific word or phrase? Then replying to it....most times not realizing that this would bump it back up to the top. Or are they picking back through the old pages? That could take quite a while?

Rarely, an old member (sometimes one who has not posted in a while) will bump one back up, but it is usually one that they started.

The real point of this though, is that there is already a very popular "patina" thread that never falls back very far. So I wondered "why this particular one"? I would merge this one into the other, but it mixes everyting together by the originally posted date/time, so it would probably just make a mess.


No need to apologize, but there is a subforum specifically for introductions "Welcome Area"

There is no "freaking out" here for starting a new thread. In fact it is encouraged.

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heres mine just got back from cruisin the coast had a blast

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here's mine

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here is a few pics of mine, work in progress. Im creating my own patina. I cant afford a shiny paint job and the one on the truck was a poor attempt at a nice paint job and it just looked bad.

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That's cool. Are you just sanding through to primer or what?

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Im gonna try to do mine. I plan on doing it like how they did on TRUCKS

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I spayed a mixture of black and a rust color under an original olive green then misted the surface with white dupli color engine paint and wet sanded with 800 grit until I got the look I was after. It's my own twist to how they did it on Trucks
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