Cellulose paint on a fibreglass body
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It is historically correct When the car was built, cellulose was pretty much the only game in town.
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Period accurate it may well be, but it fades badly, goes flat and never ever stops moving about!
if i were redoing it right now i would 2K base coat to get the colour, and clear laquer to get the anti fade shine, with a nice stable material. or alternatively you could use a 2K solid colour, and just kaquer the outside. that can look amazing and again stops the fading and going flat. i have a thirty year old unused MGB shell here that we have just done that way and it looks AMAZING!!!
if i were redoing it right now i would 2K base coat to get the colour, and clear laquer to get the anti fade shine, with a nice stable material. or alternatively you could use a 2K solid colour, and just kaquer the outside. that can look amazing and again stops the fading and going flat. i have a thirty year old unused MGB shell here that we have just done that way and it looks AMAZING!!!
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