Topic: 47 car dash color


svmsr1044    -- 04-14-2019 @ 10:48 AM
  I have the 42-48 book and I know the name of the dash and interior color for the 47-48, I also have the paint no. given in the book. My paint jobber can not translate or cross reference to a useable product formula. My question is can anyone supply me with an actual modern paint formula such as cromabase, BASF, PPG, etc. Or, can any one supply a modern color that is close??
Thanks


trjford8    -- 04-14-2019 @ 2:57 PM
  Your dash is a metallic blue color. My 48 coupe has the metallic blue from a 2006 Prius(I hate to admit it). It's called Blue Steel. It may be a little darker than the stock 47 color, but it's a place to start. If I'm not mistaken the Toyotas of those years also had a lighter metallic blue. Check the Toyota colors from about 2004 to 2008


fla48    -- 04-14-2019 @ 8:27 PM
  I have had 2 48 sedan coupes with the original paint. Each dash was gray. I will see what I can find.


Drbrown    -- 04-15-2019 @ 9:42 PM
  As said in your post on the fordbarn site ..... For my (late) '47 Super Deluxe Coupe, I had to repaint part of my dash board. I took a piece of my stock dash board to my local Lowe's store and found a PERFECT MATCH .... a Spray Can of Rust-Oleum Gloss #7784 Charcoal Gray, bar code 200066 77848.

This message was edited by Drbrown on 4-18-19 @ 9:28 PM


42wagon    -- 04-16-2019 @ 2:27 PM
  try autocolorlibrary. They have virtually any paint color for any car. May not be cheap but you will have an exact color match.


fatso2114    -- 04-17-2019 @ 8:49 AM
  Hello, when I did my 47 I got a good color match from under the plastic bezels took my dash and the shop made a match with a color camera they came up with ppg omni mtk 34717A fire mist poly this color is very close to the original ford color hope this works for you,Fatso 2114


GK1918    -- 04-18-2019 @ 3:55 AM
  My 46 Super deluxe is origional and it looks to be just plain ole Charcoal...


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