lads,

just wondering if you can get undercoat or highfill in any colours than boring old battleship grey?

doing some body work today, funds wont allow it to be painted before datnats, and dont want to bring a multi coloured half sanded car along, haha.

Options?

Some nice earth colours would be cool.

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Dan.
Official organisor of Thursday nite pizza.

yeah mate, i got a yellow/biege colour high fill primer that i done my 240k with (i personally didnt like it and went for the boring old grey under-coat over that)

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Driving takes three abilities: Accelerating, braking, and turning.
More power only helps acceleration.
Lower weight helps all three.

You can buy black primer. I've used it a few times.

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1928 Model A CC Pickup

just use the grey primer and add a colour tinter to it but keep in mind what colour you are painting the car as the colour of the primer may affect the colour you want

I've been using Protech Epotec 2 pac epoxy primer - its a real pale greenish-grey colour (comes in other colours as well). Only $100 or so for 4 litres, hardeners and thinners as well

Its a close-ish match to the original pale green on my old 1600

Tinter in primer as mentioned above works too - that's what I usually use for a guidecoat, the leftovers from wahtever I painted last mixed into the primer

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1970 ex Group A Rally P510
1971 P510
1972 180B SSS
1965 SP310 Fairlady
1966 SP311 Fairlady

hey yeah you can add direct gloss colours to primer, PPG also do a k93 primer which comes in a range of colours and is also a highfill.

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Its not that i have no money, i just have a huge investment in my datsuns!