'57 Fury Paint Code
GaryS
Posted 2014-10-11 4:22 PM (#458851)
Subject: '57 Fury Paint Code



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My local paint store couldn't find a modern code for '57 Fury Sand Dune White, even with the code I furnished them...DQE-80624-DAL. Does anyone have a recent paint code? Even though a two-part paint would be more durable and brighter, I want to keep the OEM look by using acrylic enamel.

I've also noticed that some re-paints have an almost pink look, instead of the "sand dune" shade I prefer...which is more of a beige. Any info on that?
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mstrug
Posted 2014-10-11 5:32 PM (#458863 - in reply to #458851)
Subject: Re: '57 Fury Paint Code



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http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?color=Sand Dune White&tditzler=80624&rows=50
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GaryS
Posted 2014-10-11 6:14 PM (#458872 - in reply to #458851)
Subject: Re: '57 Fury Paint Code



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Yes, that's the code I gave them and the guy "helping me" couldn't find it in the computer, either by name or number. I think I'll check back with the paint store next week when one of the old timers is there, as he also seemed confused about other products I asked about. FWIW, he didn't even know who made Plymouths!
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FinFury57
Posted 2014-10-17 7:48 AM (#459505 - in reply to #458872)
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http://www.forwardlook.net/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=26446
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GaryS
Posted 2014-10-17 7:55 AM (#459507 - in reply to #458851)
Subject: Re: '57 Fury Paint Code



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Thank you! I thought I remembered seeing that link, but couldn't find it.
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