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**kitsbeach** · 12-03-2014, 07:59 PM

I bought some GM526/PPG 8290 for my 1967 wheels and bumper. It is sometimes called "ivory" and, also when the paint guy looked it up, called "cameo white" which is what it is called in other years.

I got spray bombs made up locally.

It looks great but unfortunately I do not have pictures with me to post.

I am wondering if a little flat should be added to it because my new paint is a bit shinier than the old old paint on my front bumper (but that is probably natural fading).

I'm probably not helping much with out pictures but I do have a link to a 1967 paint chip sheet:

http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/chipcrea...Truck&ret=code

12-03-2014, 07:59 PM	#38
kitsbeach Senior Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: Vancouver, BC Posts: 591	Re: Painted bumper, mirrors, and hub caps I bought some GM526/PPG 8290 for my 1967 wheels and bumper. It is sometimes called "ivory" and, also when the paint guy looked it up, called "cameo white" which is what it is called in other years. I got spray bombs made up locally. It looks great but unfortunately I do not have pictures with me to post. I am wondering if a little flat should be added to it because my new paint is a bit shinier than the old old paint on my front bumper (but that is probably natural fading). I'm probably not helping much with out pictures but I do have a link to a 1967 paint chip sheet: http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/chipcrea...Truck&ret=code __________________ Kitsbeach (Ken) 1967 C10 LWB (now SWB) Fleetside 6cyl Saginaw three-on-the-tree "No Frills" 1980 C20 Long to short & static drop "Square One"