I'm going to have to do some floor pan repairs due to an over zealous unskilled welder installation of sub frame connectors by the prior owner of my car. I have clean floors in a parts car that will be donating to the project but would like it to look factory when completed.

Does anybody have the code for the factory floor pan paint? Am I correct in assuming it's the same for inside and under the car?

Thanks!

 

I would assume they are the same color as the car.

 

No, they have overspray on them that's the color of the car but they are a grey 3/4 gloss, from what it appears to me. I can post pictures later or tomorrow to show.

 

Not mine, I stole this pic from battman's thread but you get the idea.

Does anyone have the code for the grey that's under that black overspray and on the interior of the quarters, floorboards, etc.?

 

That should be factory sealer and over spray is were they painted the car with the same paint that painted the car its just a gray sealer

 

I know, does anybody have a paint code for it or will I just need to get it scanned and have one made?

 

http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcod...on=moy&rows=50
Is this what your looking for??

 

Unless I'm wrong that just lists the paint codes for the body of the car - I'm looking for the paint that's under that - the primer if you will or sealer coat.

It's the grey color in the picture I posted that has the black overspray on it.

 

Yea,that was paint codes.I don't know,Maybe it's some kind of rust inhibiter or Primer GM used.Try Eastwood,they may have something
http://www.eastwood.com/paints/rust-...tml?color=1035

 

I always thought the grey was factory E coat. You will more then likely need to experiment with colors to get it close as it is not a paint and no code exists. I would guess if you use a grey paint with a bit of flattening agent mixed in you should get the sheen. But you need to probably have the color custom mixed.

 

I would just use DP40 its a gray-green epoxy and it close to what you have

 

If it's the grey color you're talking about that's Elpo primer. Get yourself a couple of cans of Pontiac ralley II wheel paint. It's the same color. I'm talking about the paint for the inside wheel, not the outside.